Lance cost us the first try and they got a leg up for 20 minutes with momentum from it. The bloke went through a gap from a kick return, then decided to stop and pass for no apparent reason other than Drury Low was 20m away and streaming onto it. :lol:
I don't think it's a lack of structure. I say that because I reckon most of our tries come off fluke or individualistic plays.. IE offloads, power through a 1 on 1 defensive missed tackle, or in past seasons bomb to Manu. They do look static though, they just don't involve a lot of numbers in their offence. In the past, McKinnon has been someone who always runs up looking for an offload, but with him past it there's now nothing, and even when they go wide, never a second man play or a decoy or a cut out pass or anything of that type. Even today, a lot of blokes busted a hump out there, notably Rapira, but when it comes to an 'attacking play' I always look at our second rowers and wonder why they're running the lines they're running. Ben Matulino has had a below average first grade career so far, but, albeit at a much lower level, the bloke was like das wunderkind in the 20s. Here he never gets a chance to show his skills. Same with Kev Locke, the bloke is stuck out on the right wing which is notoriously under valued by the Warriors and only gets the ball out of dummy half or trying to defuse a bomb.
The Warriors badly need someone of Kearney's ilk to take them over and give them some direction.
