While what you say is true (especially when it comes to his kicking game), I think a lot of the poor things that Sandow does on the field comes down to his decision making and selection of plays and has nothing to do with his forwards; even when he was at Souths he would often choose the wrong play at the wrong time. In saying that, I think there is a place for him at Parramatta. They key to getting the best out of him is to limit his involvement to key areas of the field and certain plays where his flair and extravagance can't hurt the team if it goes wrong. I would compare him to someone like Ben Roberts and the way he was managed by Craig Bellamy - he limited his touched and involvement until his skill set was required in the game. In a nutshell, you need the likes of Norman and Peats to handle all the 'organisational' stuff, getting the team moving forward etc. and then allow Sandow to get his hands on the footy when you to shift the footy etc.
