Tommy Turbo and Tedesco are also much heavier marked players now, and still carve up.As well as....it's easier to get around opposing teams when they don't know who you are or what you can do. Milford was virtually an unknown when playing fullback for the Raiders.....
He is a lot heavier marked player now.....
and yeah, no-one ever talks about Milf's defensive prowess at fullback
...because he has none.
I'm not sure Milford was a great fullback at the Raiders. Think of say James Roberts at the Titans, it's easy to look good in a highlight reel for a shit team but another thing entirely to be good at all facets of a position. How does he go organising the defence, positioning for kicks and all that off the ball off camera stuff?
Sorry for the delay in replying but I had to chase up my colleague on this. He said and I quote “He wanted to be popular but wasn’t stern enough. Felt he was too soft on some of the trouble makers.”
Take what you will from that but seeing the problems our team are facing with little guidance from the top, the great promise of cultural change seems deader than Wayne’s smiles.
From what I've read over a long period he goes very well at organising the defence and is a good talker. His positioning for kicks is generally good. The guy's busted, not blind or stupid. But sure, if you want to discard the 90% of things he does well in the hope that someone who played a season or two of fullback several years ago will automatically be able to do the whole job better then knock yourself out. I'd prefer to actually know rather than rely on wishful thinking, hence my asking about how Milford goes there.How’s Boyd going organising the defence? Or his positioning for kicks? Milford can waves his arms off camera as well as anyone
The bloke repeated highschool. He's not exactly smart lol.From what I've read over a long period he goes very well at organising the defence and is a good talker. His positioning for kicks is generally good. The guy's busted, not blind or stupid. But sure, if you want to discard the 90% of things he does well in the hope that someone who played a season or two of fullback several years ago will automatically be able to do the whole job better then knock yourself out. I'd prefer to actually know rather than rely on wishful thinking, hence my asking about how Milford goes there.
He is training at fullback right now. Boyd at 5/8I would love to see Milf at fullback.
I'm not sure about that, Wikipedia (I know, I know) has it listed that after not being picked up for any NRL team he repeated grade 12 in the hopes of getting noticed, which worked. Even if he did it because he's an absolute dunce, it doesn't mean three fifths of **** all in the context of football smarts.The bloke repeated highschool. He's not exactly smart lol.
From what I've read over a long period he goes very well at organising the defence and is a good talker. His positioning for kicks is generally good. The guy's busted, not blind or stupid. But sure, if you want to discard the 90% of things he does well in the hope that someone who played a season or two of fullback several years ago will automatically be able to do the whole job better then knock yourself out. I'd prefer to actually know rather than rely on wishful thinking, hence my asking about how Milford goes there.
How is it the media isn’t all over this right nowHe is training at fullback right now. Boyd at 5/8
How is it the media isn’t all over this right now
I was talking about general kicks for field position. But seeing as you bring it up, the structures can be based around the fullback defending in the line with it being the responsibility of other players to field grubbers. It's not exclusive to Boyd or the Broncos. Look at the penalty try in the last origin game, Tedesco is nowhere to be seen because he's up defending in the line.If he so good position with kicks why is he never never ever behind to receive any grubbers like every other fullback in the game does.
Because media in general are useless abd RL media doubly so. Probably too busy taking out player managers for a boozy lunch and writing the next "code in crisis" article.How is it the media isn’t all over this right now
If Milford and Boyd do switch, this would explain Macca being in the starting side to provide that extra kicking option.