POST GAME [Round 17, 2022] Broncos vs Dragons

[Browny]

How good was that square up shot Hetho put on Sims.

I won’t even bother going into the argument of wether it should’ve been a penalty or not because I don’t care. It was awesome

Need a video of this. NRL app is shite

 

[Morkel]

Zac Hoskings was unreal, he just didn’t stop, add a bit more weight to his frame & he could be a very handy buy. Played better than Riki has for most of the season. He reminds me of capewell.

My only issue with him was that if good first contact was made on him, he was driven back easily, and it happened quite a few times. He's pretty lanky for a forward, but it probably has a bit more to do with body positioning (leaning in to the contact lower).

 

[Gaz]

Sims should have been sent off, that 2nd one was shocking.

He will get weeks.

Thought that. How the **** did he stay on after the elbow. Wasn’t Klemmer sent for the same thing.

 

[DanG]

having james is really good, plays when he is needed, sets the standards for the young guys at training, someone like that around the club is great

 

[Stix]

Good win in the end. Frustrating at times, but this was to be expected with 10 out. Wtf is wrong with Riki? He’s barely first grade standard at the moment.

 

[_wwong]

Good win in the end. Frustrating at times, but this was to be expected with 10 out. Wtf is wrong with Riki? He’s barely first grade standard at the moment.

he always looks like he's about to cry at the end of games

 

[pagey]

This is so right. Who ever is helping Kevin coach our side should be a wake up.

yeah couldn't possibly be Kevvie could it , tool .

 

[heartly87]

Great win, I can't be happier with that. 9 changes, a debut, return from injuries ect every excuse in the book for the boys to have come out with a defeatist attitude but they produced some exciting play and earned the victory. Hetherington and Palasia were huge, but Hetherington was the man of the match for mine. Top stuff fellas.

 

[K-Style]

My only issue with him was that if good first contact was made on him, he was driven back easily, and it happened quite a few times. He's pretty lanky for a forward, but it probably has a bit more to do with body positioning (leaning in to the contact lower).

Yeah he’ll learn. It’s pretty normal for players stepping up to run tall. They need Oatesy to show all the young ones how it’s done.

 

[Dee]

Kobe Hetherington was massive today. What a player. I absolutely love what he brings.

How long is he signed with us for?

 

[Manofoneway]

Good win in the end. Frustrating at times, but this was to be expected with 10 out. Wtf is wrong with Riki? He’s barely first grade standard at the moment.

Riki was pretty good i thought.

 

[1910]

My only issue with him was that if good first contact was made on him, he was driven back easily, and it happened quite a few times. He's pretty lanky for a forward, but it probably has a bit more to do with body positioning (leaning in to the contact lower).

He's not fulltime either, he is a chippie that got called in a month ago. Training fulltime would certainly help his strength.

 

[nopatience101]

He's not fulltime either, he is a chippie that got called in a month ago. Training fulltime would certainly help his strength.

He’s incredibly fit to knock out 80mins on debut.

 

[Manofoneway]

My only issue with him was that if good first contact was made on him, he was driven back easily, and it happened quite a few times. He's pretty lanky for a forward, but it probably has a bit more to do with body positioning (leaning in to the contact lower).

I thought he ran some incredibly smart lines that made up for probably a lack of power that someone like TC has. He was excellent i thought tonight. Nothing flashy but just solid in all areas.

 

[Super Freak]

I don't see why some people are so critical of Niu.

He had a great game, arguably our MOTM. He made some errors, but the good thing is he got over them. He didn't go into his shell and instead took the game on and played a big part on our win scoring a try, having a hand in two others and almost a third.

Considering it was first game since he did his hamstring in Round 6, he did pretty good.

 

[Sproj]

I thought he ran some incredibly smart lines that made up for probably a lack of power that someone like TC has. He was excellent i thought tonight. Nothing flashy but just solid in all areas.

Reminded me a lot of Shaun Lane.

 

[ivanhungryjak]

I dont know if this has been mentioned yet but when the old boys were leaving the ground before the game, each of them made a point of walking over to Haas and shaking his hand. Make of that what you will.

 

[Nerd]

Great to get an unexpected win. Hook's sole game plan seemed to consist of trying to rough up Reynolds. Considering how many of our players were missing that is dead set embarrassing for the Dragons.