Adam Doueihi #227

[Suzie-Q]

Am I imagining it or do we virtually always fail to run support for someone making a break? It often seems to me that players stand back admiring a line break instead of supporting it. Maybe it happens so rarely that they are surprised by it and dont think to react.

It happened a few times in the first few rounds. You remember, when we won a few?

 

[Halbrowne61]

Scored his try from centre

Excellent observation EF, thought the same thing myself.

 

[pawsandclaws1]

Doueihi when he runs is one of our most dangerous attackers. Also, he was left a couple of times close to our line to make one on one tackles with the Eels' second row forward. Our second-row forward was MIA. Fortunately, Doueihi's defence was up to the task. I expect next year when KPP returns, our right-side attack will be far more threatening and our defence so much better on that side. I'd like to see Doueihi slot into the centres leaving Andrews and Latu Fainu as the halves. His try was that of a classical centre.

 

[Tiger-ferret]

Am I imagining it or do we virtually always fail to run support for someone making a break? It often seems to me that players stand back admiring a line break instead of supporting it. Maybe it happens so rarely that they are surprised by it and dont think to react.

Nope it’s real. They aren’t playing for each other like they were early in the season.

 

[TheEnz]

Doueihi when he runs is one of our most dangerous attackers. Also, he was left a couple of times close to our line to make one on one tackles with the Eels' second row forward. Our second-row forward was MIA. Fortunately, Doueihi's defence was up to the task. I expect next year when KPP returns, our right-side attack will be far more threatening and our defence so much better on that side. I'd like to see Doueihi slot into the centres leaving Andrews and Latu Fainu as the halves. His try was that of a classical centre.

As soon as KPP went down injured our right side defence completely collapsed, the amount of work he was doing holding that side was elite.

 

[innsaneink]

Am I imagining it or do we virtually always fail to run support for someone making a break? It often seems to me that players stand back admiring a line break instead of supporting it. Maybe it happens so rarely that they are surprised by it and dont think to react.

Thats what happens when everyone is waiting for someone else to do something

 

[NT_Tiger]

Thats what happens when everyone is waiting for someone else to do something

This really aggravates me. Every other team seems to get this right to some extent. That is both coaching and attitude.