I’m beginning to question if this just isn’t a good football team.
By that I mean; we all know they can play good football at times and look like world-beaters, but are they really a good team?
After the game Kodi, who can definitely hold his head high (but still isn’t a halfback), kept telling Lockyer that good teams don’t lose a game like that, by letting that last try in.
He is right and wrong.
Good teams don’t let tries like that in. But more importantly, good teams don’t lose that game because good teams aren’t in a position to. They make better decisions right throughout the game, don’t lose their way and don’t relinquish a lead.
8-0 up, looking in good touch and then somehow 16-8 down. Dropped balls, penalties, lapses in defence and totally lost their direction and composure.
We aren’t good if we get a slow start and need to chase points and we become complacent if we get off to a good start and implode more often than we’d like to admit.
This isn’t a 2019 thing either, it’s been going on for far too long.
Seriously, Seibold has walked into a buzzsaw here and I really hope he is as good as a lot of us (including me) thought, because he has a huge task ahead of him.