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Most of what Roger Tuivasa-Sheck does on attack he can do from the wingRoger Tuivasa-Sheck on the wing is such a waste
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Most of what Roger Tuivasa-Sheck does on attack he can do from the wingRoger Tuivasa-Sheck on the wing is such a waste
He was playing a lot of second receiver in good ball last week.Most of what Roger Tuivasa-Sheck does on attack he can do from the wing
If Walsh hits him with a money ball he will finishHe was playing a lot of second receiver in good ball last week.
Did Kens partner go back to NZ in April for work?Ties in with the team announcing they are staying in Australia long term today...
or could be a coincidence.
Ha ha... Line em up!Now that Ken is not in the team it is going to be interesting to see who the forum picks on now when the team has a poor performance!
Sternum injuries will not heal with contact...he needs rest...Kens probably injured. He was playing with a sternum injury maybe made it worse. He has looked tentative and not his old stuff.
There is fast speed and then fast reaction/ thinking.People talk about Montoya's speed but I have never considered him fast. What other player would you say he is as quick as?
Id add anticipation to that....and a lot about anticipation is footy smarts.There is fast speed and then fast reaction/ thinking.
Some of our players reaction time, turning, timing, option taking, etc have been slowwww. The new guys are just playing faster, even if they cant outsprint the fox.
Most of what Roger Tuivasa-Sheck does on attack he can do from the wing
People talk about Montoya's speed but I have never considered him fast. What other player would you say he is as quick as?
From memory wasn't it a bit of a reluctant switch from second row to wing for Maumalo? I do wonder how he would go transitioning back to that position as the tackle attrition is well down when on the wing. Not impossible though as we've seen it successfully before - Tony Williams and Luke Lewis come to mind.He's around that middle ground for speed from what I've seen. Not lightning but he has adequate winger speed.
More importantly he's played the position from a young age and knows how to play it. He wasn't learning the basics while adapting to NRL like Maumalo was foolishly forced too so he's got better instincts and fundamental winger skills.
he's fijian, that equals pace right? i dont think i've ever seen him run further than 20m with the ball in hand TBH. Aitken and Roger are quick over short distances, Walsh falls over whenever the need for speed arises, it might be faster than some of the backlines we've put out, but i wouldnt be getting too excited.People talk about Montoya's speed but I have never considered him fast. What other player would you say he is as quick as?
Yeah don't listen to randoms on Facebook. Mine said yesterday I signed with the Warriors as the starting halfback for 2022.I wouldn’t believe anything some random on Facebook says...
If he was approached by other clubs it would be interesting to see if their coaching staff see him as a wing or would be willing to transition him into the forwards. I know we discuss our lack of speed on the wings but I wouldn't be surprised if a few clubs would be enticed by his metres or back themselves to add some improvements if he were to stay on the wing.From memory wasn't it a bit of a reluctant switch from second row to wing for Maumalo? I do wonder how he would go transitioning back to that position as the tackle attrition is well down when on the wing. Not impossible though as we've seen it successfully before - Tony Williams and Luke Lewis come to mind.