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Yep he will be a big loss for them. Depending on how bad the break is it might be the end of his footy career
Yes he received eight weeks which he’s served.
Some odd stuff happened with the NSWRL live system for that game. Random scoring all over the place for up to half an hour post game before all scores got deleted and rebuilt to finish eventually at 70-26.
Hmm i was there. Just wanted another opinion, looks like the cabra SS coach jim bramsby is being told who he must play by chris Yates the cabra RMC coach. One of the 18 year olds playing second row dropped the ball at least 4 times when getting tackled. Clearly he was struggling with physicality of playing against men, yet jim bramsbey left him on. Mean while he left matt Tomkins on the bench for 60 minutes, and when he did put him on at lock with 20 min to go then cabra scored 2 tries and got on top.3 to 4 over the last few weeks. One did his knee last week and is out. Yates is another.
Some doing well such as Yates and the young half, other 1 or 2 are struggling.
Belrose had some size and came out with a bang, hard and fast.
Cabra weathered the storm somewhat and it was made more an arm wrestle than it probably could have been with a number of errors by Cabra
Reasonably enjoyable game with probably the drinking crowd in the stand the biggest disappointment. I expected more than lame calls out to the cabra #12. Having experienced several games against Wests I guess I expect more witty and intelligent banter from a crowd on the drink
The reason these young blokes are given a go is because they actually turn up for training and put the effort in. ,I,ve seen the other coach working on individuals and one has played massey for the past 3 games. The young 20 odd yr olds thought they were better than what they were . its justified when you look at the results since their departure. players rewarded for effort and development not some wanna be just picking up some easy cash and unable to play to instruction.
If cabra SS roll out a team with a lot 18 kids playing in the forwards against east Campbelltown it could be a flogging, some of the 18 year olds struggled against Belrose, and east Campbelltown are a team of men and far better than belrose.
I have watched the last 10 games of Cabras ss . The guys that have left were playing in the first rounds against wenty and Campbelltown and were in effective. The second round against Wenty was when more young players were used which resulted in a win. Effectively the coaching staff are also developing the younger players for the future, as i said before they are rewarded for attendance , effort and attitude which the others didnt have. The team this week wont be full of 18 yr olds and even last week against Belrose there was only 5 under 20 and the rest ranged up to 26. Time will tell but i think if they play to their ability and cut the error rate they will go ok.
Ok if you disregard the young blokes that have left or were more likely let go.
I agree the 11 had some handling errors , and was not one of his best games in that area . defensively he was ok . The 21 yr old that you refer to i know is a good kid , i feel he is still not at his best since returning from a knee reco , struggles with lateral movement and at times his carries get dominated.
You must have watched a different game on Sunday if you think the 21 year got dominated in the carries he had the opportunity to do. (Perhaps you should watch the game again on huddle when it goes up). He usually gets a quick play the ball, hard to do that if you get dominated in a tackle.
