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Neither have I.I don't know. I haven't really seen enough of him to comment on that.
I was just thinking depth wise.
Neither have I.I don't know. I haven't really seen enough of him to comment on that.
Outside our best 17 forward wise we would have Rochow, Gosiewski, Greinke, Faumino who could handle first grade.
Rochow could play there but I don't believe has. Greinke has been used in the front row for the Bears but again is a second rower/centre. Gos is purely a second rower and Fuimaono is a backrower/centre.which of those players would you say can play prop well???
Rochow could play there but I don't believe has. Greinke has been used in the front row for the Bears but again is a second rower/centre. Gos is purely a second rower and Fuimaono is a backrower/centre.
Probably just Rochow unless Greinke bulks up more.which of those players would you say can play prop well???
Well I think Rochow will play prop.I don't think rochow will play prop. He is the exact type of player maguire loves at second row, maguire wiĺl know exactly what he'll get from rochow from their time together at the storm. Rochow was touted as a representative second rower of the future in 2013 and early 2014 but that talk has disappeared with newcastle's poor form, his injuries and he being forced to play out of position at prop, which he does well, and maybe he sees a move to souths as being guaranteed to play permanently on the edge with a coach that'll know how to use him
Well I think Rochow will play prop.
We already have lots of back rowers in:
Sutto
Turner
SAM
Crichton
Gosiewski
Greinke
Faumino
McInnes
For props:
G. Burgess
T. Burgess
Clark
Musgrove
Rochow
Theres middle forwards and edge forwards. Sam would be grouped with the former. So for middle forwards we haveWell I think Rochow will play prop.
We already have lots of back rowers in:
Sutto
Turner
SAM
Crichton
Gosiewski
Greinke
Faumino
McInnes
For props:
G. Burgess
T. Burgess
Clark
Musgrove
Rochow
Yeah I know where you're coming from but we are short on props.Hmm it definitely is interesting. I'd still have Rochow ahead of Gos, McInnes and Fuimaono at this stage though.
Yeah I feel that. I wouldn't hate putting Rochow there considering our depth in both positions. Whatever works for the team.Yeah I know where you're coming from but we are short on props.
Rochow has made good metres for Newcastle and I reckon he'd make 100m per game for us at prop which is better than that of Tyrrell, Clark and G. Burgess.
The way we play, like a lot of teams, is as an extra prop. Whether he plays 8 or 13 his role stays exactly the same. Almost every team plays lock as an extra prop nowdays. Taumololo at cowboys, Eastwood or klemmer at bulldogs, parker at broncos, trobavijtch at manly, gallen at sharks, merrin at Panthers, Finucane at storm etc. With sam playing 80 minutes it we means we need 5 middle forwards minimum in the 17. That's 8, 10, 13 and 2 replacements for 8 and 10.Diego I can't see Madge moving Sam from lock to often.
Sam's best position is lock that's for sure and he's able to roam around making us more dangerous. At prop he's not as dangerous and we will not get as much out of him.
I think Tyrrell will retire too. Plus I think Brown will go.
Also on another not we can get rid of Murphy too. He's a dud.
If Sutto does have to go to 6 at stages next season then we'd have to move Rochow to the second row.
Our prop depth is a worry though. We need another prop.
I get what you're saying but I don't think you get what I'm saying.The
The way we play, like a lot of teams, is as an extra prop. Whether he plays 8 or 13 his role stays exactly the same. Almost every team plays lock as an extra prop nowdays. Taumololo at cowboys, Eastwood or klemmer at bulldogs, parker at broncos, trobavijtch at manly, gallen at sharks, merrin at Panthers, Finucane at storm etc. With sam playing 80 minutes it we means we need 5 middle forwards minimum in the 17. That's 8, 10, 13 and 2 replacements for 8 and 10.
To say sam is a backrower like sutton, turner and chricton is wrong. Our second rowers stick to their channels. Sams Game has way more in common with the likes of the twins and clark then it has to do with sutton or turner
He plays exactly the same whether at prop or lock. Sams role doesn't change. It comes down to whether we go with 3 props (sam at lock) or 2 props and a smaller more defensive oriented player at lock (Sam at 8 and someone like Turner in 13).I get what you're saying but I don't think you get what I'm saying.
At lock Sam is able to roam around more and it makes us more dangerous.
We don't get as much out of him at prop.
I completely disagree.He plays exactly the same whether at prop or lock. Sams role doesn't change. It comes down to whether we go with 3 props (sam at lock) or 2 props and a smaller more defensive oriented player at lock (Sam at 8 and someone like Turner in 13).
I know what you are saying.Props aren't restricted to a channel like second rowers are nowdays. Nowdays you have left and right side second rowers and it's become so specialised that even rep teams prefer to pick a bloke who plays a certain side for his club. Props are still given permission to pop up wherever they want, they go pretty much where the work is. That's why you see props like Graham, scott, bromwich and fifita all pop up wherever they like when there's work involved, and the same can be said of the prop-locks like taumololo and trobavijtch. Sam whether his wearing 8 or 13 will pop up where the work is, or where his halves want him.
Put it this way, have you ever heard of a left or right side prop?
Every prop in the nrl 'roams'. They go where the work is.I know what you are saying.
But you don't seem to acknowledge/get what I'm saying.
Most props in the NRL don't roam.
When Sam plays prop for us he doesn't roam as much.
They stay in the middle pretty much. I don't see props running wide.Every prop in the nrl 'roams'. They go where the work is.