OFFICIAL Jeral Skelton #294

I'd have Jeral in front of Turuva honestly.

Tupuo and Skelton as your wingers taking hard hit ups at the start of sets and finishing well, that's an awesome backline.

I'd leave Maka in reserve grade to develop his game.
 
I'd have Jeral in front of Turuva honestly.

Tupuo and Skelton as your wingers taking hard hit ups at the start of sets and finishing well, that's an awesome backline.

I'd leave Maka in reserve grade to develop his game.

I think we need to take breath with the Turuva hate. At his best he is much better than Skelton. The game he played this year against Canberra was phenomenonal and generally his early season form was first class.
 
I think we need to take breath with the Turuva hate. At his best he is much better than Skelton. The game he played this year against Canberra was phenomenonal and generally his early season form was first class.
I like Turuva he is an energiser bunny and good for culture having depth pushing for spots can only be a good thing
 
I think we need to take breath with the Turuva hate. At his best he is much better than Skelton. The game he played this year against Canberra was phenomenonal and generally his early season form was first class.
Skelton can score tries close to the line, as we witnessed yesterday but he's too slow for a winger adding to the lack of pace in the backline.

Bring in when injuries hit only.
 
@Rock Hopper Steve it's complex though, usually the speedster wingers aren't good at taking the tough carries
Doesn't have to be the winger, solid centre could pitch in as well, but yeah it's a balancing act.

Perfect set up would be the outside backs on both sides, 1 speedster, one power runner, plus a quick fullback.

Not always about pace right across, look at the Raiders, envy the Phins some of their outside backs are powerful and fast.
 
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