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@Flippedy said:
@wd in perth said:
Sometimes I feel they just don't care. **When they lost that scrum against the feed, I said to my son - watch this , they'll go up the other end and score now. What happened….? Predictability happened.** Yeah, Moses made two decent runs....when the defence in front of him was non existant. Sheesh, Collis or Ayshford could have done that. Not his fault though if he's being told to withhold his enthusiasm. Who knows wtf is being said by the coach? I wonder if the Potter bashers are still happy?

It's frightening how often you can predict those types of things happening during our matches. Much like the obligatory try conceded on halftime, which usually happens around 80% percent of the time.

It does seem like they just don't care at times, despite all the rhetoric to the contrary. I know one thing for sure though - I am beginning not to care, because I'm not the least bit upset that we lost today. In fact, I hardly get upset at losing at all anymore and THAT is what's really scaring me. This team, this club and the continuous circles they seem to go around in, has just zapped the passion out of me.

It's sad that's happening Flip. We've had years of this sort of thing. Hope the team starts playing with heart and show some pride in the Jersey they wear. There seems to be a lot of complacency in the team. There's no consequences when they don't perform to their abilities. I thought that would change with JT as coach. But no it's the same old, same old. :unamused:
 
I have read a lot here this evening and I think a key point has been missed - variation.

The general attacking structure is ok without being brilliant. Pretty bog standard actually. The issue for mine is that the structure should be the platform in which to launch an attack. At the moment it is the crescendo or pinnacle.

I think our yardage is ok, it's just our last tackle options that lack vision and we are bereft of ideas when in the opposition's red zone. We still seem to play the same football whether we are a metre out from our try line or a metre out from the oppositions.

Gus made a good point today when referring to Moses. He said that he thought that Moses looked much more comfortable when he could play what was in front of him and wondered if the flair was being coached out of him?

Perhaps JT is too controlling and demanding regarding "his" structures? Remember, JT was never flamboyant when he played either. He steered teams around well but always very disciplined and structured.

Perhaps he needs to let the boys go with their natural instincts occasionally and play some footy.
 
@Black Orange White said:
@Love the WestsTigers said:
@rex2ce said:
Naqaima has a fantastic haircut, but is wasted space as an NRL player

Ouch.. thats uncool

He has been consistent so far this season for us.
Doesnt set the world on fire but not much more i'd ask of him

He's mediocre to average. In a team like Souths he's fine because he's one of the worst starters but in our team he's one of our best which speaks volumes about our talent. I hope we didn't pay him too much.

On the wing so far, he has been consistently one of our best, and that's where he should have been yesterday, trouble is neither Noffa or Kevin is a centre.
He wasn't great yesterday , but the same goes for three quarters of the team.
Going on how hard it is to get dropped from this team, even without SOO, he will be there next week and hopefully be back to his best
I thought that Brooks was ok in patches ,and tried hard , and even though I thought that Moses showed a lot of courage again, he still adds very little to the team,
I wish some of our forwards were as gutsy as him though.
Did anyone hear anything about Taupau getting an injury? I thought that JT had forgotten about him in the second half, and when he got on , he didn't seem like his usual self.
 
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