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@Snake said:THERE IS NO POSITIVES!
@Flippedy said:@Snake said:THERE IS NO POSITIVES!
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Come on Snakey boy there's always at least 1 - did you go to the game?
@littletiger said:I thought Malone was really good too and looked like he belonged there
@Snake said:@Flippedy said:@Snake said:THERE IS NO POSITIVES!
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Come on Snakey boy there's always at least 1 - did you go to the game?
**No**…. but the unfortunate thing we will be attending next week as we are members at ANZ can not wait.
@pacman said:@littletiger said:I thought Malone was really good too and looked like he belonged there
You've got to be joking. If your definition of really good is 8 runs for 59 meters with 4 missed tackles out of 15 then we have some serious issues. He was poor and sluggish at best - slightly better than Hoeter who was terrible.
@krissy said:Lawrence had a great game. Moses seemed to have more confidence and made some courageous tackles. Teddy made some nice runs. Taupau was a machine as usual. Halatau played well.
A couple of negatives, Sue's tackle being put on report, call me one eyed but I thought there was nothing reportable in that tackle. Am I the only one that wants to cry every time they see Woods and Taupau on the bench at the same time? Seriously just stop taking them both off at the same time.
@sideline eye said:The second half is the way that they are being coached to play. When the team does this they are fairly formidable and will be even better when we get our full first grade side on the field, although the youngsters , I thought, were pretty good tonight. Cherrington is clearly up to first grade standard and I can see him rotating with Robbie from next year. Milone did a good job as a last minute replacement and the defence of our halves continues to improve with Moses defending James really well.
We didn't lose this game in the forwards, rather it was the left side defence in the first half. I see good things ahead and I'll be patient but I do expect finals football next year.
@goldcoast tiger said:@krissy said:Lawrence had a great game. Moses seemed to have more confidence and made some courageous tackles. Teddy made some nice runs. Taupau was a machine as usual. Halatau played well.
A couple of negatives, Sue's tackle being put on report, call me one eyed but I thought there was nothing reportable in that tackle. Am I the only one that wants to cry every time they see Woods and Taupau on the bench at the same time? Seriously just stop taking them both off at the same time.
I have no problem with the penalty on sue's tackle , or on the report.
My problem is the inconsistency that it's applied
I want to see No contact at all , with the head , or neck, Careless , deliberate or accidental, I don't care which, and the onus should be on the tackler to make sure that he doesn't make contact
I believe that that was what was brought in a fair while back., but we are back where most tackles are some sort of contact with the neck or head, whether with an arm around the throat from behind , or the new one tonight that Miles used where he had both hands on one players head and used that to stop the player
There's no excuse for using a head or neck in a tackle at all. I'd just wish they'd get serious about this and be consistent with their rulings