OFFICIAL Pathways - KOE General Discussion

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Tiger Stripes said:
Glad Miller is beginning to look the goods from you and others.
Had thoughts he would never get his weight under control; and the motivation to improve. Still young.
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The last run he did before half time where he bumped off a player, had 3 players hanging onto him and still got an offload away was impressive.

Always looking for a hit up too. Would love to see him off the bench in nrl soon
 
Didn't see it but got thrashed by parra ? Who were just about the 2nd worst cup side ?
Please stop regarding this group as having NRL relevance. We have no depth !!!
 
I watched the replay of the NSW Cup game v Parramatta last night after our NRL loss, hoping to find some 'green shoots'.

Despite the scoreline, it was the first 5 minutes & probably a 10-min period in the 2nd half where we lost it. We actually didn't have a set until about the 8th minute of the match due to an error and back-to-back tries.

We also had a couple of disallowed tries and almost a spectacular kick-chase try to Casey that could have brought us right into it.

Positives I thought were Miller, Porter, Johanssen, Broederlow, Kit Laulilii, Casey, Feledy & Lobb. Vaihu was much better & Sukkar and Faataape were ok.

Miller is a beast and is starting to exert his size in defensive contact now too. Another consistent couple of months building his fitness in NSW Cup and he'll debut this season. I'm starting to believe!

Johanssen has been a real find from Ron Massey Cup, a bit slight at this stage for NRL but worth developing.

Kit Laulilii ran with authority, building his confidence nicely.

Broederlow could become our 'find' of the season if he continues on his trajectory. Can bust tackles, strong PCM and solid defence. If they keep him in NSW Cup, I can see him becoming a late season bolter for an NRL debut off-the-bench (would need to be upgraded to a T&T contract though).

Feledy seems to be benefitting from consistent reps in NSW Cup, amazing isn't it. If he can allay doubts over his defence, he may put himself back into the picture later this season.

Lobb was good too. He does seem slowish in chases requiring fast acceleration but his top speed is quite good going off his long-range try late in the game. No better, no worse than Staines at the moment.

Declan Casey was really strong in A & D and makes good decisions most of the time and brings effort. He actually has game IQ unlike Naden.

Summary:
Miller & Broederlow - I'm getting excited about what both can offer with more consistent reps in NSW Cup.
Kit Laulilii & Feledy - building into the season nicely, showing good improvement.
Casey - watch out for NRL team selections tomorrow me thinks (IQ & effort)
Lobb - any injury to Staines & Lobb comes in.
 
BlackWhiteGold said:
I watched the replay of the NSW Cup game v Parramatta last night after our NRL loss, hoping to find some 'green shoots'.

Despite the scoreline, it was the first 5 minutes & probably a 10-min period in the 2nd half where we lost it. We actually didn't have a set until about the 8th minute of the match due to an error and back-to-back tries.

We also had a couple of disallowed tries and almost a spectacular kick-chase try to Casey that could have brought us right into it.

Positives I thought were Miller, Porter, Johanssen, Broederlow, Kit Laulilii, Casey, Feledy & Lobb. Vaihu was much better & Sukkar and Faataape were ok.

Miller is a beast and is starting to exert his size in defensive contact now too. Another consistent couple of months building his fitness in NSW Cup and he'll debut this season. I'm starting to believe!

Johanssen has been a real find from Ron Massey Cup, a bit slight at this stage for NRL but worth developing.

Kit Laulilii ran with authority, building his confidence nicely.

Broederlow could become our 'find' of the season if he continues on his trajectory. Can bust tackles, strong PCM and solid defence. If they keep him in NSW Cup, I can see him becoming a late season bolter for an NRL debut off-the-bench (would need to be upgraded to a T&T contract though).

Feledy seems to be benefitting from consistent reps in NSW Cup, amazing isn't it. If he can allay doubts over his defence, he may put himself back into the picture later this season.

Lobb was good too. He does seem slowish in chases requiring fast acceleration but his top speed is quite good going off his long-range try late in the game. No better, no worse than Staines at the moment.

Declan Casey was really strong in A & D and makes good decisions most of the time and brings effort. He actually has game IQ unlike Naden.

Summary:
Miller & Broederlow - I'm getting excited about what both can offer with more consistent reps in NSW Cup.
Kit Laulilii & Feledy - building into the season nicely, showing good improvement.
Casey - watch out for NRL team selections tomorrow me thinks (IQ & effort)
Lobb - any injury to Staines & Lobb comes in.
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BWG thanks for the review much better than we get from the club.I tried to watch it but the screen kept on freezing I gave up in discust
 
BlackWhiteGold said:
I watched the replay of the NSW Cup game v Parramatta last night after our NRL loss, hoping to find some 'green shoots'.

Despite the scoreline, it was the first 5 minutes & probably a 10-min period in the 2nd half where we lost it. We actually didn't have a set until about the 8th minute of the match due to an error and back-to-back tries.

We also had a couple of disallowed tries and almost a spectacular kick-chase try to Casey that could have brought us right into it.

Positives I thought were Miller, Porter, Johanssen, Broederlow, Kit Laulilii, Casey, Feledy & Lobb. Vaihu was much better & Sukkar and Faataape were ok.

Miller is a beast and is starting to exert his size in defensive contact now too. Another consistent couple of months building his fitness in NSW Cup and he'll debut this season. I'm starting to believe!

Johanssen has been a real find from Ron Massey Cup, a bit slight at this stage for NRL but worth developing.

Kit Laulilii ran with authority, building his confidence nicely.

Broederlow could become our 'find' of the season if he continues on his trajectory. Can bust tackles, strong PCM and solid defence. If they keep him in NSW Cup, I can see him becoming a late season bolter for an NRL debut off-the-bench (would need to be upgraded to a T&T contract though).

Feledy seems to be benefitting from consistent reps in NSW Cup, amazing isn't it. If he can allay doubts over his defence, he may put himself back into the picture later this season.

Lobb was good too. He does seem slowish in chases requiring fast acceleration but his top speed is quite good going off his long-range try late in the game. No better, no worse than Staines at the moment.

Declan Casey was really strong in A & D and makes good decisions most of the time and brings effort. He actually has game IQ unlike Naden.

Summary:
Miller & Broederlow - I'm getting excited about what both can offer with more consistent reps in NSW Cup.
Kit Laulilii & Feledy - building into the season nicely, showing good improvement.
Casey - watch out for NRL team selections tomorrow me thinks (IQ & effort)
Lobb - any injury to Staines & Lobb comes in.
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Declan a must for NRL, deserves his chance.
 
The Knock On Effect NSW Cup - Round 12 vs. Sea Eagles

Sunday, May 26 - 3:00 p.m. AEST
HE Laybutt Field, Sydney

WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES
1. Luke Laulilii
2. Solomone Saukuru
3. Steven Taupau Sako
4. Solomona Faataape
5. Alex Lobb
6. Curtis Wilson
7. Noah Ryan
8. Reuben Porter
9. James Valevatu (c)
10. Jordan Miller
11. Asu Kepaoa
12. Lachlan Broederlow
13. Kit Laulilii

14. Tallyn Da Silva
15. Brandon Tumeth
16. Tim Johannssen
17. Sione Vaihu

18. Raymond Maroun
Coach: Aaron Payne

INS: Luke Laulilii, Solomone Saukuru, Steven Taupau Sako, Asu Kepaoa, Tallyn Da Silva

OUTS: Declan Casey (NRL), Josh Feledy (NRL), Iverson Matai (Jersey Flegg), Raymond Maroun, Tony Sukkar
 
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