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Sorry but how is it measured? How does a hooker improve a ptb speed? Wouldn't that be down to the blokes carrying the ball?
Here are the stats from last year in attack.
Sorry but how is it measured? How does a hooker improve a ptb speed? Wouldn't that be down to the blokes carrying the ball?
Nothing that hasn't already been said. He got better as the game went on. He's definitely a faster runner than what we usually have there. But faster doesn't mean better. I get that he was on debut, but I've seen a few Redcliffe games and he certainly hadn't earned his spot or the hype given on here by people who don't watch those games. It's great that we have two people behind Macca now.
Shhhh, you're pointing out their inconsistences man. They have an agenda and goddamn do they have a right to post it.Sorry but how is it measured? How does a hooker improve a ptb speed? Wouldn't that be down to the blokes carrying the ball?
ok.....thanks.
This is how much our service speed has improved since last week:
Average Play The Ball Speed against South Sydney
Andrew McCullough: 3.56s
Average Play The Ball Speed against Manly
Jake Turpin: 2.1s
Turpin has shaved over a second off Macca. Almost a second and a half. That's massive.
Not only that but he wasn't just passing to whoever happened to be closest. He was effortlessly finding the chest of players two out. Time and time again. This is a massive massive shift in effectiveness.
I agree.It’s interesting when Macca gives the exact same passes they are end over end and players are reaching for the ball. When Turpin passes they are effortlessly finding the chests of the players.
I'd also agree that if people watched him for Redcliffe recently they wouldnt have been impressed, he's been fairly ordinary in ISC.
This is how much our service speed has improved since last week:
Average Play The Ball Speed against South Sydney
Andrew McCullough: 3.56s
Average Play The Ball Speed against Manly
Jake Turpin: 2.1s
Turpin has shaved over a second off Macca. Almost a second and a half. That's massive.
Not only that but he wasn't just passing to whoever happened to be closest. He was effortlessly finding the chest of players two out. Time and time again. This is a massive massive shift in effectiveness.
Do you have anything nice to say about Turpin? Remember the kid was on debut. I'm giving him a B.
Doesn't mean it's a slight on Macca, but it's good we have other hooking stocks no?
I agree.
So he should.Finally a hooker who can hold the markers which allows less gang tackles and slow play the balls , but I have a feeling even if we won every game while Macca is out that he will come straight back into the team .
blah blah ... agenda ... blah blah ... agenda ...
Cook's was 4.35 seconds against the Broncos. Slower than Macca.
Why would your hooker's PTB speed tell too much of story? Turpin made half as many tackles as McCullough's game against Souths, Rabbits had more ball, more men in the tackle and more momentum.
Plenty of factors that contributed but the stat means nothing anyway.
Oh no, BB is onto my devilish plot to improve our dummy half service.