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I know that, but it's the first time his game plan has been put on the field by the Broncos.Seibold isn’t even coaching
I know that, but it's the first time his game plan has been put on the field by the Broncos.Seibold isn’t even coaching
Come on mate, calling them cowards is a bit rough!Warwick is a strange place, dry as the sun but cold at night.
Forwards were excellent, Hopoate was strong and Carrigan. Lots of penalties would easily have been 25 plus.
Souths couldn’t contain the Broncos cowards and backs just could do whatever they wanted on the back of that.
Broncos goal line defence was very strong. Organised with extra effort getting up quickly and sacking the 9.
How did Savelio go? First game in 12 months?Warwick is a strange place, dry as the sun but cold at night.
Forwards were excellent, Hopoate was strong and Carrigan. Lots of penalties would easily have been 25 plus.
Souths couldn’t contain the Broncos cowards and backs just could do whatever they wanted on the back of that.
Broncos goal line defence was very strong. Organised with extra effort getting up quickly and sacking the 9.
My question too.How did Savelio go? First game in 12 months?
Both ACLs held out. This much we know and thank God for.My question too.
How did Savelio go? First game in 12 months?
Come on mate, calling them cowards is a bit rough!
Great but I hope you're not being literal when thanking an invisible sky goblin!Both ACLs held out. This much we know and thank God for.
It's because you first typed fowards and it autocorrected to cowards. Dropped an R.Sorry not too sure why that did that. I meant forwards.
You know me @Huge, I always try to think latterly.Great but I hope you're not being literal when thanking an invisible sky goblin!
Now that's confusing! Latterly? Ha haYou know me @Huge, I always try to think latterly.
I thought of Taylor v Haas last night. So I pulled out a few DVD’s of Taylor playing for Toowoomba and compared them over Haas’ seven ISC games.
Taylor was 17 years old and Haas is 18 so they were similar experiences levels and age.
Taylor would do freakishly skilful things, drift across the field and throw cut out passes, chip kick over a fullback after he made a bust and carry the ball in one hand. That was all just the one game I watched. It wasn’t sustainable though- you can’t do that for 12 years and have a consistent career. It was great to watch and the excitement over him was off the charts because really what prop does that?
Haas; and I have commented several times on this over the last seven weeks it's a huge stand out for me, is no risk football. Normally when a guy comes into ISC he over plays his hand a bit trying to impress with an off-load or a try pushing 10 people out of the way. Haas hasn’t taken a single risk in seven games.
Haas has off-loaded 8 times in seven games and four of those were in one game against Souths. He’s missed two tackles in seven games and made 161. He has made 33 tackle busts from 91 hit ups and av 137m. He’s a great support player surprisingly- he always trials along supporting guys.
He's played against the best pack in the Bears- and in a losing side down a man kept plugging. He's played in pouring rain with Carney directing guys at him and he hasn't missed a tackle.
So he runs hard, makes his tackles and supports up the middle. You can keep doing that for 13 years. I have been impressed by his discipline to not take risks more so than Taylor ability to take risks.
Love your insights into the lower grades, so thanks!I said this seven weeks into last year on Haas, he was a different player last night. Did those simple things right but so much more bold in his running, and confident in what his role was in the team used his fend down the left hand side and just generally had more of a swagger about him. Not over confident just sure of himself.
It was interesting to see the difference 12 months can make.