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opposite way bro in that situation, 99 percent well and 1 percent bad
POST GAME Round 5 - Knights vs Broncos
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_wwong
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I wonder if next week will be about winning for a change
The True King
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Sooner we play Parramatta the better. Surely our forwards can get on top of theirs.
Mightybroncs2k17
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Watched a replay of this game because I’m a sucker for punishment. I must have missed the rule change stating you aren’t allowed to pressure a kicker because F*#k me we were pathetic at it.
When it came to our oppositions last tackle we were down right no two ways about it absolutely Piss poor lazy. Something like that has nothing to do with skill or speed or tallent it’s attitude knowing that maybe 1 in every 100 times you will cause an error but it’s something that must be done. My blood is boiling right now having noticed that.
When it came to our oppositions last tackle we were down right no two ways about it absolutely Piss poor lazy. Something like that has nothing to do with skill or speed or tallent it’s attitude knowing that maybe 1 in every 100 times you will cause an error but it’s something that must be done. My blood is boiling right now having noticed that.
I’d disagree.
The ability to step past or around half the opposition is the 1% skill that not many have, passing is definitely the 99% skill and the part he (and the rest of the team for that matter) should be getting right every time.
Maroon4life
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That’s an attitude thing, you can tell when a teams feeling it by the unheralded plays, kick pressure, kick chase, backing up 15 times just in case there’s the offload.
Last night Ponga almost shone the light on their shit attitude.
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Blair used to do that and you can be sure he will next week.
Any word on allan staying or going? How was dargon's kicking game?
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Exactly......Milford at 6 isn't the problem. The problem is, we have zero other attacking options within the current spine. Long term thinking......we should be looking for a 1, 9, and 7 now, with a view to rebuild the spine for 2020.
RE: Why Milford didn't pin his ears back. That right there is a good indicator of where his confidence level is right now. It's shot
as for the pass......
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_wwong
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The way milford is frustrated and down with confidence, there's a good chance he leaves for a fresh start else where before we can even provide the spine he needs.
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Well our fringe players usually go from benchies/ QCUP to starting and starring for other clubs in positions where we have blokes out of form (Arrow, Taylor as recent examples), so hopefully that applies to us with Dargan. The Eels halves are playing like crap.
Its getting close for dargan, but first he has to show something. Too often we have signed and re-signed players on promise. I pray to the NRL gods, we don't start picking them on it. A full 80 minutes where he dominates in his role would be enough. Until then, I don't care what he does. 35 minutes wont cut it. That goes for young up and comers too. We need big minutes from them and have them dominating when they do.
