McKinnon threw his body at full paced legs to save us twice. Nightingale couldn't walk after kicking him, so who knows what happened to his body. He should have claimed the bomb, but he pulled out after Benji went for it first.
I'd have played Brown, but whoever we play, they've got to play there full time. It's not good throwing players around and expecting them to have confidence in themselves and dominate their area when the coach clearly has none in them.
but whoever we play, they've got to play there full time.
Yep.
If Moltzen had been there all year I think by now he'd be the best option. Maybe Brown or Ryan would also fit in there.
Sheens though needs to make a decision now and stick with it.
The Statue did his best to get the Dragons home last night...
Didnt contest the Bomb that led to Morris's try from the resulting dropout...
Twice couldnt fall on the ball successfully so we could have ran out the clock...
Thankfully he only played about 15 minutes...
I love Shines logic by having him on the bench... Imagine the scenario when the Tigers are down in the second half and are looking for an impact player to come off the bench.. I know,, lets get The Statue on - that will get the opposition worried...
I know i've suggested it before but i'd like to see Lawrence trial there during the off season...as much as people would ask why weaken one position to strengthen another i think the nett gain would be more than worth it...for me he has a combination of the attributes of Gary Jack and Tim Brasher...remember that Brasher was a centre before moving to fullback after Jack left..Brasher, The Tigers, NSW and the Australian side never looked back
Just a thought out of Left Field (literally)
I would persist with Moltzen, I think he is getting better each week, mind you he would want to. But now with Lawrence hammy gone Sheens may move him up into the line. McKinnon way to slow and Brown is not going to get a look in for some reason only known to the coach