You quoted my reply to unbreakable and you call me confused!!!!!!!!!! Unbreakable wanted me to use slomo because he thought that would help or emphasize this perceived Boyd failure, it didn't because I didn't bother.
You quoted my reply to unbreakable and you call me confused!!!!!!!!!! And I am. I quoted incorrectly. Unbreakable wanted me to use slomo because he thought that would help or emphasize this perceived Boyd failure, it didn't because I didn't bother.
So you didn't read my post? I said I misquoted. This happens, even to perfect people.You quoted him when you responded to me mate..
Is everything alright? Do you know where you are?
So you didn't read my post? I said I misquoted. This happens, even to perfect people.
I watched carefully and you know what I saw? I saw Boyd coming across at speed to possibly cover Crichton breaking through. He was travelling fast and Crichton cut back in, Boyd slowed as soon as possible but the action passed by simultaneously. You are off your head if you think Boyd could have done more. He was positioned correctly initially, reacted when he perceived a threat and did everything humanly possible. What would you have done differently or better? Don't just say you'd make a better effort. Tell me where you'd be and how you'd stop the try.Huge mate, I reckon you could've got closer to Crichton than Boyd did, and you're in your late 70's. It was a shithouse effort, in fact it feels wrong to even use the word effort in relation to that play.
I can see alternate views on the other things he's done, like slipping over and falling for dummies, but there's zero excuse for the lack of urgency he showed in that Roosters game.
Yes, my edit 60 seconds after my mistake. I know it was Milford, so fucking what? You highlighting his failure to stop yet another try?It was Milford trying to stop the try, by the by.
Also, you mean your edit. At first it was my mistake somehow.
Yes, my edit 60 seconds after my mistake. I know it was Milford, so fucking what? You highlighting his failure to stop yet another try?
I watched carefully and you know what I saw? I saw Boyd coming across at speed to possibly cover Crichton breaking through. He was travelling fast and Crichton cut back in, Boyd slowed as soon as possible but the action passed by simultaneously. You are off your head if you think Boyd could have done more. He was positioned correctly initially, reacted when he perceived a threat and did everything humanly possible. What would you have done differently or better? Don't just say you'd make a better effort. Tell me where you'd be and how you'd stop the try.
Oh, so taking the Reyter way out and refusing to answer a question. I ask again, given the on field position of players, tell me what you'd have done.If you legitimately believe Darius did everything in his power to stop that try I've got nothing more to add mate, I think you've summed it up.
Great effort Darb, better luck next time.
As I have stated several times, I am one of the longest term and most consistent Boyd haters but if he is referring to the end of the Tigers game, he has a point. He ran out of the line to stop the dropkick attempt and then ran back to fullback position and had just arrived and turned back around when that Tigers player bust through. He should have been yelling at certain players to get up there and run out to stop the dropkick.
Other than that, it is of course a stupid comment. He is trying too hard to tackle?
Yes, I believe he did everything humanly possible to stop that try. I don't believe anyone on this planet could have stopped it unless they somehow KNEW the future and precisely where Crichton was going to be in relation to the try line.If you legitimately believe Darius did everything in his power to stop that try I've got nothing more to add mate, I think you've summed it up.
Great effort Darb, better luck next time.
And if someone chips over, or grubbers through for the win he'd be crucified for being out of position! Poor **** can't win with you lot.Okay this comment has always grounded my gears .... yes he pressures the kicker and yes he runs back to the fullback position... he also leaves a huge gaping hole in the defensive line when he runs back. The same gaping hole that MCK waltzed through. If he held his line he win
Another example in the Roosters game is the Tedesco try.
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Another example in the Roosters game is the Tedesco try.
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Oates would have scored that first try easy if the pass was better. Boyd’s meant to be a master of the final pass. Could have changed the context of that game...
Another example in the Roosters game is the Tedesco try.
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