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That's it thanksForner Tiger Rod Griffen I think
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That's it thanksForner Tiger Rod Griffen I think
Griffiths. I was closeThat's it thanks
nice mate. I thought there was a few positives for the Dogs last night but their attack is a bit too side to side and for all of Ciraldo’s supposed “defensive prowess” they haven’t been tested as yet.After each game gonna try and do a key player report card focus on player form.
Worst Performing Players
- Liam Knight
- Jesse Arthurs
Keep an eye on
- Hutchison straightened attack on the right for Bulldogs and looked good in shifts
- Taaffe at fullback played well, good field positioning but probably played as good as he could, was chiming into attack often again on right side with Hutchison.
- Kautoga defensively was great, bench smokey for sure
- Tapine looked on a mission class above anyone best running forward, starting season strong
Comback
- Xerri: solid start will be better for the run. Did look better against the kids which is a good sign.
- Papenhayzen: showed brilliant speed which is impressive given the leg injuries.
- Mitchell: Didn’t do much, did put on a nice pass for a try. Looks slimmer.
Melbourne have won in rd one for 20 odd years straight or something outlandish. Don’t doubt Belly ache, proof the trials mean nought.nice mate. I thought there was a few positives for the Dogs last night but their attack is a bit too side to side and for all of Ciraldo’s supposed “defensive prowess” they haven’t been tested as yet.
Kautoga, Faamausili and Skelton were all great, but the biggest issue for all three players is doing it consistently. Hutchison solid and will probably get the nod over Sexton, who I thought was extremely impressive. Xerri did well for a first hitout.
as for Melbourne they defended incredibly well on their goalline despite being their own worst enemies, although Canterbury played a bit too sideways. Papenhuyzen, Wishart and Loiero were the only three in that side that’ll feature regularly, and all three did ok. very much a nothing trial for Melbourne, but Canterbury will take some confidence.
The all blacks are the only team to ever do it right.I used to love the Haka till they started doing all different versions of it.
nice mate. I thought there was a few positives for the Dogs last night but their attack is a bit too side to side and for all of Ciraldo’s supposed “defensive prowess” they haven’t been tested as yet.
Kautoga, Faamausili and Skelton were all great, but the biggest issue for all three players is doing it consistently. Hutchison solid and will probably get the nod over Sexton, who I thought was extremely impressive. Xerri did well for a first hitout.
as for Melbourne they defended incredibly well on their goalline despite being their own worst enemies, although Canterbury played a bit too sideways. Papenhuyzen, Wishart and Loiero were the only three in that side that’ll feature regularly, and all three did ok. very much a nothing trial for Melbourne, but Canterbury will take some confidence.
Here's what we learned about the Bulldogs from that trial.nice mate. I thought there was a few positives for the Dogs last night but their attack is a bit too side to side and for all of Ciraldo’s supposed “defensive prowess” they haven’t been tested as yet.
Kautoga, Faamausili and Skelton were all great, but the biggest issue for all three players is doing it consistently. Hutchison solid and will probably get the nod over Sexton, who I thought was extremely impressive. Xerri did well for a first hitout.
as for Melbourne they defended incredibly well on their goalline despite being their own worst enemies, although Canterbury played a bit too sideways. Papenhuyzen, Wishart and Loiero were the only three in that side that’ll feature regularly, and all three did ok. very much a nothing trial for Melbourne, but Canterbury will take some confidence.
thank youAll of them are on Fox/Kayo.
Sexton is definitely a NRL standard player and still improving.nice mate. I thought there was a few positives for the Dogs last night but their attack is a bit too side to side and for all of Ciraldo’s supposed “defensive prowess” they haven’t been tested as yet.
Kautoga, Faamausili and Skelton were all great, but the biggest issue for all three players is doing it consistently. Hutchison solid and will probably get the nod over Sexton, who I thought was extremely impressive. Xerri did well for a first hitout.
as for Melbourne they defended incredibly well on their goalline despite being their own worst enemies, although Canterbury played a bit too sideways. Papenhuyzen, Wishart and Loiero were the only three in that side that’ll feature regularly, and all three did ok. very much a nothing trial for Melbourne, but Canterbury will take some confidence.
Maybe it's coming:Sexton is definitely a NRL standard player and still improving.
I’m hoping Sezer will be prepared to dig deep into the line and create space outside like he does.
Early daysTiger rejects looking good at Manly Tommy Talau makes a 50 m break Wakeham makes a try saving tackle .Amazing how so many look ordinary "here " and a lot better "there"
Agree these tigers at manly is early days and in fact I don't give a damm how these guys go at manly .My concern is im dubious about our backline 2024 .Apart from Bula and Olam and possibly Toa imo the rest of the 1-5 seem very ordinary .Our 6 & 7 no opinion yet still a mystery to see how they clickEarly days