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Well he can certainly say that we've won every game since he arrived! lol
(Maybe his signing DOES mark a turning point).
Btw - People are pointing out the high error rate (on par with the Panthers) but one stat we did beat them on (and have improved on) is missed tackles. We are tackling so much better now, given last night's evidence.
The Knights ran over us, but nobody has since. My money is on the Warriors at home.Looking forward to the Broncos next week, Watched them last night at Suncorp and they are big humans, big enough that you know what their game plan will be! this will test SK's ability to show that he can out coach the opposition?
Green’s kicks for the wingman are not accurate, could Luke or Nikorima do better?
The Knights ran over us, but nobody has since. My money is on the Warriors at home.
You remember how the Knights and North Queensland both dealt with a lot of what you've described - our terrific kick returns - by kicking to the sidelines and forcing us to have a standing start to our sets? Altho those teams showed others how it could be done, how that big positive for us could be eliminated, neither St George or Penrith introduced it into their gameplans. I can't see the Broncs not being so well-prepared. I read that our coaches had come with something to counter the Knights' and Cowboys' tactics, tho I don't know what it is. We'll find out soon enough......
To temper things tho once again the blueprint to beating the Warriors was clearly on display again last nite. It's their greatest strength.....the holy trinity - Roger, Fusitua, and Ken. Absolutely outstanding starting our sets and getting us on the front foot, so powerful....even Jazz was making yards but it was all on the back of the ability of these guys to punch through, not get turned, fast ptb....if this didn't happen (which it hasn't several times this year) I guarantee u Jazz and the like would've been rag dolled. I know it's the job requirement of all wingers these days to do this, but for some reason it affects us more if their negated as we just don't have the power forwards to instigate a roll on.
Bet that the Broncos will no way give these 3 the same space to wind up that Penrich did. It's half the battle to beating our team. Question is, does Kearney posses the nous to change up to plan B if this starts happening? Hasnt so far.
You noticed that too? LolKodi was, he got to talk to Lara.
I read that our coaches had come with something to counter the Knights' and Cowboys' tactics, tho I don't know what it is. We'll find out soon enough...
The obvious counter-strategy is to suffocate their kickers. Not rush up. But make sure the D line is fast like last year. Make their kicks shit and save our petrol from running back. The strategy against Knights is easy, suffocate Ponga. He makes Pearce better. If Ponga can't move Pearce is too shit to carry the attack himself.You remember how the Knights and North Queensland both dealt with a lot of what you've described - our terrific kick returns - by kicking to the sidelines and forcing us to have a standing start to our sets? Altho those teams showed others how it could be done, how that big positive for us could be eliminated, neither St George or Penrith introduced it into their gameplans. I can't see the Broncs not being so well-prepared. I read that our coaches had come with something to counter the Knights' and Cowboys' tactics, tho I don't know what it is. We'll find out soon enough...
He is the Dally M bench player. I really don't get the criticism for him. He is awesome, as long as he is not hooker.Jaz, to me, looks like he tries to play the game at a million miles per hour. While his energy is commendable it does lend itself to making errors here and there. If he can find more accuracy in what he does he'd be a more valuable bench player.
Could have*After the two Panthers players ran into each other trying to catch the kick and knocked it on. Their player picked the ball up and fair enough as otherwise a Warriors player could of picked it up and scored. We got a penalty well it came up on the screen as a penalty. It didn't show the restart but it was pretty quick.
Is that a penalty offense you can kick for goal? We were in range it would of really rubbed it in on how bad the Panthers are going currently.
Last week Hunt dropped the drop out and a Dragons player in front of him picked it up. The ref then had mercy on them and called a scrum. That rule seems to be used when the refs feel like it.
To be fair there's only been a couple of games since then, so not much of a statement really.The Knights ran over us, but nobody has since. My money is on the Warriors at home.