spoonbled said:
No spark tonight. like i said in another topic, was Setu a late exclusion? thats the only reason i can think of as to why he didnt replace him with another forward.
i was mvery disappointed in Hunt tonight. He just didnt seem to want to be there. He hardly ran the ball from kick returns. he's normally the guy that starts the high fives or settles every1 down but he seemed to not care tonight.
i think if we're going to continue with 2 hookers then Gorrell needs to start. he's not an impact player. if he doesnt start to let McCullough run through em later, then he shouldnt be in the 17.
they made the Dragons look very good tonight. i think we could have played any1 tonight with the same outcome. I cant believe how much time we gave Soward. he was made to look like a superstar.
with the roosters playing well tonight im very worried about next week.
To be fair to Hunt he was on the wrong end of a very good Dragons kicking game tonight. I think the only time Broncos 5th tackle kicks found the turf was those couple of flubbed attempts from Lockyer and Wallace in the first half. But it will be interesting to watch Hunt as the season wears on, his body language and energy will be obvious barometers as to whether he's already left the Broncos in spirit.
Dummy half running / yards were virtually nil tonight from both designated hookers. Brisbane misses Michael Ennis A LOT. McCullough maybe was a little gun shy to take some runs himself with senior guys calling for the ball either side.
Any able bodied human being with half an idea about Rugby League could've gone close to doing what Soward did tonight. He was floating on air behind a very dominant and direct forward pack.
If Brisbane absorbs tonight's performance in the right way, they'll be five levels better than they were tonight and crush a Roosters side they have no business losing to.