Kicking game Happy. Defence is the second rowers job. Miller is a better defender than Lui IMO.
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@Cultured Bogan said:Kicking game Happy. Defence is the second rowers job. Miller is a better defender than Lui IMO.
@Blackandwhite said:@Cultured Bogan said:Kicking game Happy. Defence is the second rowers job. Miller is a better defender than Lui IMO.
Well IMO having watched every one of his games Miller is definitely not better than Lui.
Miller was actually quite dreadful in the second half of the season playing NYC …..Ohh wait he was playing injured I forgot.
@happy tiger said:@Blackandwhite said:@Cultured Bogan said:Kicking game Happy. Defence is the second rowers job. Miller is a better defender than Lui IMO.
Well IMO having watched every one of his games Miller is definitely not better than Lui.
Miller was actually quite dreadful in the second half of the season playing NYC …..Ohh wait he was playing injured I forgot.
Which way do you lean for the half back role B &W ??
[/QUOTE]@helmesy said:Again I put it to you that there is no other option at half than Moltzen - we have heaps of options at fullback headed by Reddy, Brown, Humble, and even Ryan or maybe Grant.
@7 Fan Club Director… said:The fact is Moltzen at 7 is also unproven at NRL Level. He's played a handful of games there, but realistically, Marshall played 7 in most of those games and Moltz played a roving role. I think we have seen enough of Marshall playing this 7 role and he needs to play wider of the ruck to be dangerous. We need a suitable option to play inside of him at 7, not a split 6.
Furthermore, none of your Fullback options are proven through the week to week grind of NRL to justify moving Moltzen. Brown, Humble & Grant are simply State Cup Players at this stage. Has Reddy actually played a game at Fullback in the NRL?
The only facts we know are Sheens has always seen Moltzen as a Fullback. Sheens believes Miller has the potential to step up to NRL as was obvious by his few games last year. Sheens has big wraps on James Tedesco. We have bought Chisholm as another potential 7/6.
@Tiger Watto said:@helmesy said:Again I put it to you that there is no other option at half than Moltzen - we have heaps of options at fullback headed by Reddy, Brown, Humble, and even Ryan or maybe Grant.
@7 Fan Club Director… said:The fact is Moltzen at 7 is also unproven at NRL Level. He's played a handful of games there, but realistically, Marshall played 7 in most of those games and Moltz played a roving role. I think we have seen enough of Marshall playing this 7 role and he needs to play wider of the ruck to be dangerous. We need a suitable option to play inside of him at 7, not a split 6.
Furthermore, none of your Fullback options are proven through the week to week grind of NRL to justify moving Moltzen. Brown, Humble & Grant are simply State Cup Players at this stage. Has Reddy actually played a game at Fullback in the NRL?
The only facts we know are Sheens has always seen Moltzen as a Fullback. Sheens believes Miller has the potential to step up to NRL as was obvious by his few games last year. Sheens has big wraps on James Tedesco. We have bought Chisholm as another potential 7/6.
@magpiecol said:I do not think that we need Moltzen anywhere in the side.
Very "iffy" under the high ball, ditto in defence, no passing game and no kicking game. That does not leave much to justify his inclusion.
Oh, yes, he does not know the rules re a completed tackle.
@cunno said:"
You are confident that Sheens will select Tedesco sooner rather than later Black & White. Tedesco played well last year and has the makings of a top prospect but wouldn't it be useful to work on his defence first? I agree with you in that if Sheens picks him early then he must be confident that Ted can aim up. The other thing to consider about a coach who has the experience of Sheens is that one of the things that would provide him with a lot of job satisfaction would be to ID a talent, bring them through when believed ready and develop them into a top player this could also be a reason if the young bloke comes through early. Fullback is a very important position as we know and to develop a top one would be a major achievement imo for a coach like Sheens. Obviously Tedesco is a winner as well if it comes off.
@Goose said:Tedessco is still a boy in terms of physical development, unlike others say, I dont always think that being good enough means your old enough. We dont want to ruin him. IMO (like just about anyone that has seen much of him) he is a class act who looks like an excellent NRL playing in the making, but I dont think his body is ready for NRL just yet, give him a fully year in NYC
We have adequate options at full back we dont need to rush him.
I actually think Benji Marshalls early injuries were related to being asked to do more than his body was ready for, cause he was so talented
@helmesy said:@Goose said:Tedessco is still a boy in terms of physical development, unlike others say, I dont always think that being good enough means your old enough. We dont want to ruin him. IMO (like just about anyone that has seen much of him) he is a class act who looks like an excellent NRL playing in the making, but I dont think his body is ready for NRL just yet, give him a fully year in NYC
We have adequate options at full back we dont need to rush him.
I actually think Benji Marshalls early injuries were related to being asked to do more than his body was ready for, cause he was so talented
Agree 100% Goose, good post!
@innsaneink said:@magpiecol said:I do not think that we need Moltzen anywhere in the side.
Very "iffy" under the high ball, ditto in defence, no passing game and no kicking game. That does not leave much to justify his inclusion.
Oh, yes, he does not know the rules re a completed tackle.
Open your eye col
3:13…..he can tackle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJi3yvg4QH0
He has a brilliant passing, ball playing game, he has not been allowed to use it though I recall late last year he put Lui in with some brilliant ball plying close to the line
He's fine under the bomb.
His confidence has ballooned, he seems to be having a go now which is where I found fault with him in the past, my opinion of him has changed dramatically...Im glad we retained him