hindy111
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He's got a big boot for a skinny kid
I imagine he will gain 5kgs of muscle over the next few years. Then you'll see a better player.
He's got a big boot for a skinny kid
He kicks a ball as clean as anyone. Reckon give him 12 months and we will be like Jerome Who?He's got a big boot for a skinny kid
He kicks a ball as clean as anyone. Reckon give him 12 months and we will be like Jerome Who?
A LOT?I wish he'd learn to hang onto the ball though. He loses the ball in contact A LOT.
A LOT?
That’s an exaggeration.
He’s had 6 errors since starting (4 games) in our NRL side….Go and watch his games for us. He averages 3 knock ons per 80 mins. When he improves his ball security and error rate, he'll be a real weapon.
If the side was picked on form across the season Olakau'atu would be picked ahead of Martin. I know he had an absolute mare against the Dragons at Brookvale but from the other games I’ve seen he has been huge.To'o will be first picked for the Blues if he's fit. I'd be picking Olakau'atu as the NSW bench edge with Martin/Crichton locks for the starts. With Haas/May/Yeo/Crichton/Martin the starting pack you really need max impact/short minutes from your bench so Ola, Leniu are perfect.
I don't know what Cleary was thinking with Toelau starting. Broncs have a dominant starting front row and it was always going to be a rough opening stint with the middle being softer. It worked out ok as we clung on for that period and then made it count when Haas/Carrigan were off but it could have got ugly. I'd be keen to see Toelau get 20 in the second half this week. With Cleary likely missing a few games coming up, I think we'll want Toelau on the bench in case Schneider/Cole are not cutting it at 7.