Great work with the analysis. It would seem that there simply isn't enough talk going on between them. There needs to be a leader in the outside defensive line to tell these guys what to do. Easy for us to say, I guess, but how in the world did these guys reach this level with these kinds of defensive defficiencies?
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<big>This is the Best Thread I have Read in a long long time here,
Well Done jirskyr</big>
jirskyr
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I don't know, sometimes if you are close to the field you can hear talk but it's often fullbacks, I never get an accurate read on the backline talking. They should be yelling at each other constantly, I know its tiring but when teams are constantly putting second men into the line, you need to change who you are taking.
The first try is the perfect example, the outside 3 stay on Souths front outside 3, nobody picks up GI even though they must have had instructions to watch him, GI is the biggest threat on the park.
I have no idea what they do at training but I wonder if they just ran touch footy drills about talking and marking up, practice more to put themselves in the right position. I would want to see the wingers yelling at their inside men, they should have code words for a change in defensive pattern, and if the inside guy has been beaten on the outer he should call it whether he'll make the play or not. Come in if he calls you in, stay out if he does not.
Because IMO the hardest thing for a FB to do is cover the winger, you speed across field and wingers know how to step in or take the tackle. Far easier to come forward and help a backrower who is just being skirted, and so much easier for the inside cover to come across 1-2 spaces, than the FB to cover 4 spaces to reach the open winger.
This is great stuff, well in.
I'd also apportion some blame whoever was the blind side winger at the time (assume Nofo, but players end up all over the place at scrum time - Teddy was actually in the scrum I think), as they should be covering across as an auxiliary FB as soon as the ball goes open side.
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I'd also apportion some blame whoever was the blind side winger at the time (assume Nofo, but players end up all over the place at scrum time - Teddy was actually in the scrum I think), as they should be covering across as an auxiliary FB as soon as the ball goes open side.
bigsiro
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Brilliant. Just Bloody Brilliant.
Inglis try seems to be missing - and that was truly woeful.
But THANK YOU!!!
Inglis try seems to be missing - and that was truly woeful.
But THANK YOU!!!
GNR4LIFE
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Don't forget the try they bombed on the half hour mark when Goodwin spilled the ball with no one in front of him. We looked all at sea that time too
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West Tigers announce a new defensive coach <big>JIRSKYR</big>
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Tiger4life
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Your hired lol. Great job mate. Ive bee saying it all along, Moses has the worst defensive reads and the other 2 are left in limbo. The one game i clearly remember them all moving up together was against the cowboys when we beat them and the RHS from memory didnt leak a try. It cant be that hard.
Not sure how long it takes you but would love this after every game.
Not sure how long it takes you but would love this after every game.
happy_tiger
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The really scary thing is that the moves they beat us with are very simple
Only the first try really had a decoy runner and that did Naiqama's head in
Lots of work to do boys
Only the first try really had a decoy runner and that did Naiqama's head in
Lots of work to do boys
happy_tiger
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Seeing we totally agreed on both tries I commented on Geo and you disagreed with the Sue call I think you need to be :blush:
Luckily for you we still like you
Tim Sheens
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Looks like my live impression on the first try was correct after all per the screen shots. Clearly one short to begin with the inside going more forward than sliding left Kev with a hard choice, either leave the straight/inside runner a clear run to the line or take him.
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Yes well in TRY 1 if Sue ignores Farah and he throws a dummy and scores …the forum would have gone into meltdown...Sometime a pass beats a man...stills also don't show the speed of which things occur...Less 0.5 for Sauaso..
happy_tiger
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Seriously you are a lost cause
Try 1 is Naiqama'a fault :brick: :brick: :brick:
Naiqama is at fault for taking the decoy
The try that Sue's is at fault is when Sutton stands him up and gets on his outside
You've got my brain so mixed up I can't even remember which try it was now 😕
Last try me thinks
happy_tiger
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When we are using a compressed line and sliding he will always be inside but trying to slide with his man , that's where Naiqama needed to trust his inside man to take the decoy runner
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