Player stats from tonight

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@hybrid_tiger said:
Galloway was very good again, I wonder if the usual suspects will continue to bag him.

If he can keep up what seems a newly found fire in his belly, Im off his case…

That said, I think its fair to hold a torch to him when he is capable of putting in efforts as he has thus far this season, though trotted out uninspired bog stock average for us for a good while.

Anyway, he deserves the wraps he is getting this season, he is having a propper dig again. Believe me I am glad to be eating humble pie, just hope it makes me fat eating it over the full season.
 
@Black'n'White said:
@hybrid_tiger said:
Galloway was very good again, I wonder if the usual suspects will continue to bag him.

If he can keep up what seems a newly found fire in his belly, Im off his case…

That said, I think its fair to hold a torch to him when he is capable of putting in efforts as he has thus far this season, though trotted out uninspired bog stock average for us for a good while.

Anyway, he deserves the wraps he is getting this season, he is having a propper dig again. Believe me I am glad to be eating humble pie, just hope it makes me fat eating it over the full season.

Was all to do with injury, not effort.
 
Buchanan made a brilliant one on one tackle on Ah-Mau when there was wide open space either side of him.

Top shelf.
 
Santi did more than I thought, didn't really notice him and thought he must have only played very few minutes.
 
@hybrid_tiger said:
Was all to do with injury, not effort.

must have been injured for a few yrs then…

Even digging into Sauce, I always maintained he was a corner stone type prop, super consistant, in the starting line up more for his ability to absorb the opening barrages, solid defence, and cookie-cutting the performance week in week out.

This season he is hitting it up with venom. Thats attitude.

Anyway, Im not here to bag him, more to say Im off his case and congratulate him on his new found fire.
 
Siro to me is not running with the venom of some of the other forwards. He stills seems to be running like a back and trying to jink and step his way through the line, rather than hit the ball at pace and playing the power game. Defensively he is a lot better than last year
 
He gets good metres after contact but I agree. I'd like to see him play more like Taupau and less like Woods. He has a huge frame carved from granite. He could bust tackles and put guys on their backsides but he seems more to be looking to ballplay before and after the line. Probably being coached to play that way since he's a five-eighth that outgrew the jersey. I'm liking what I'm seeing from him so far.
 
yep the forum should leave Sue alone after tonight. He has had a few injury worries in recent years.

Strong all round game.

How good were Tapau and Sue dragging other defenders away to avoid the penalty.
 
@hybrid_tiger said:
@Black'n'White said:
@hybrid_tiger said:
Galloway was very good again, I wonder if the usual suspects will continue to bag him.

If he can keep up what seems a newly found fire in his belly, Im off his case…

That said, I think its fair to hold a torch to him when he is capable of putting in efforts as he has thus far this season, though trotted out uninspired bog stock average for us for a good while.

Anyway, he deserves the wraps he is getting this season, he is having a propper dig again. Believe me I am glad to be eating humble pie, just hope it makes me fat eating it over the full season.

Was all to do with injury, not effort.

unfortunately alot of people don't understand how debilitating a toe injury can be.
last week a future hall of fame nfl player had to retire because of it before he reached 30 and leaving a 8 mil contract on the table.
he said he felt like he was running with a flat tire.

good to see sue getting some recognition this week from people.
 
Sue and Galloway looked very good.

Was very happy with the Fresh Prince. His efforts in defence were second to none.
 
Big turnaround from Sue who I thought was nowhere last week.
Great game this week - hope he can keep up that form.
 
@supercoach said:
Siro to me is not running with the venom of some of the other forwards. He stills seems to be running like a back and trying to jink and step his way through the line, rather than hit the ball at pace and playing the power game. Defensively he is a lot better than last year

We are hitting Sue wide on the right, and he is trying to do that job, running holes at good pace. Problem is his hands aren't the greatest and the delivery honestly isn't terrific either. First half he catches the Brooks pass and he scores, but it hits him around the shoulders.

Siro definitely does not run hard enough for his size, he needs to be building momentum and aiming at holes. He is difficult to bring down at all times and he is a quick big young fellow.

In fact I think the pack all-around struggles for momentum at times. In the first half the entire pack was coming onto the ball deep and running into space, or carving back in behind the ruck. It was the momentum that was doing most of the damage.

Second half Dragons greatly increase their line speed, got in our faces, we were less effective.

Even blokes like Taupau, I don't want to see them getting the ball flat-footed and looking for someone to palm off.

Woods is a machine, even flat-footed he still makes yardage. What I will say however is that the more flat-footed he is, even though he still carries them another 10 metres, backing through the line, his play the balls slow right down.
 
@underdog said:
Buchanan made a brilliant one on one tackle on Ah-Mau when there was wide open space either side of him.

Top shelf.

You get the feeling that Buchanan is only with us because we couldn't find anyone to offload him onto, but he has been good this pre-season and last night. I suspect he will continue to improve.
 

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