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Bulldogs really struggled without him
My oztag team would put 30 on the knights.
Bulldogs really struggled without him
Thinking “he plays Origin and for Australia” makes him a good player, is like saying “Despacito sold 2 billiion” it must be the best song ever....
Woods played for Aus last year as a starting prop?
Coming off the bench for us this year while dogs help pay for it.
Hilarious.
He’ll love the club and it’ll show in his form.
Bulldogs really struggled without him
Haha it must be easy being so simple.
Two paragraphs equal "lengthy".
Sorry, that is not how it reads to me, but I get what you are saying now.
I agree his style is not aggressive, and it will be masked with our pack, and his main attribute (offloading, especially in heavy traffic) will add something we need.
I actually don't care if people think he was a bad acquisition or if they don't rate our team.
And I like the Tigers, and most their fans on these forums are good value.
I usually don't bite when baited by fans of other teams as threads can devolve into slanging matches, which is painful for anyone else to wade through and wrecks the sensible contributions of others.
But I got caught up with a few (? maybe just one?) Tigers fans who seemed to be attacking Sharks fans and the Sharks team in this thread. Not that it matters. But the Tigers are not doing so much better than the Sharks that Tigers fans really can feel smug about the Shark's decisions. I was trying to express this, but it was a wasted effort as it seems there is only one Tiger's fan slinging crap and they don't know what salty means.
In reality, both our teams are having inconsistent seasons, showing some good signs, but need to improve. Both are good defensively and need more attack.
I'm hoping Woods helps with his offloads as a different point if attack. He is a better threat than Seumanafagai so he improves our squad.
Your attack is stilted from dummy half and Farah should help with that. He never would have been a problem to the culture or threat to the coach as he seemed to be, if Cleary was the coach at the time, so it is good to see him come home.
Hopefully both teams will improve and that will be enough to keep the Broncos out of the 8!
His play the ball speed was 3.11 seconds, the second fastest of all our players with only James Segeyaro being faster. Landing on his back or drawing in 3-4 defenders each time does not directly affect his PTB speed, which was fantastic. The one time he did back into the defence, he gave a magical offload to Moylan and the Sharks scored directly off it.
For comparison, Andrew Fifita averaged 7.9m/run, Dylan Napa averaged 8m/run, James Graham averaged 8.25m/run. All noted hardmen. Meanwhile, Aaron Woods averaged 8.3m/run. Not bad for a 'soft' runner.
Myth busted.
So when I post "his stats are always good" , you follow it up with more stats?
Brailey also.thats fafitas fault. Woods was covering the inside pass.