Poupou Escobar
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Yep. There needs to be some risk, but it's like the difference between investment and gambling.
Conservative High Percentage football is a major contributing factor on why the Melbourne Storm has been the best team of the last decade.
That's because the best way to combat offloads is through aggression and line speed - something we lack.
You need to get clue you stats obsessed fool. Idiots like yourself and our current coach and his mentor kearney, believe its all about stats and percentages, and all that bullshit.
Where has conservative, high percentage footy taken us since it was introduced by the great Kearney back in 2011?
Get over all this science crap and let the guys play some footy
You sound foolish.High risk footy is ok when your desperate.You cant play like that for 80 min every week.You may get a few big wins but most times you will get flogged.
Smart teams increase the risk pending on team they play.I notice this with Penrith.When they play easier team they play a simpler game but when play a better team they know they have to take more chances to win.Cause there not as good basically.
You need structure and having a smart playmaker who will know when you neeed to take the risks and when you don't.Sandow unfortunately doesn't know when its the right time to do a play.
Ive seen times where he has kicked for touch when we need points and clocks ticking.You think gee what is he thinking.Problem is he isn't thinking.He is just playing football.Cronk and other smart halfback can gauge not only when there team needs a break but also when the other team wants one and knows to amp up the attack.They find the weakness of the other teams.Then exploit it.
:lol: Buzz also said Kearney was the 2nd best coach in the world a few years ago. He's a beetrooted headed merkin with absolutely no idea about the game of RL.Looks like buzz rothfield agrees with me.
Conservative High Percentage football is a major contributing factor on why the Melbourne Storm has been the best team of the last decade.
:lol: Buzz also said Kearney was the 2nd best coach in the world a few years ago. He's a beetrooted headed merkin with absolutely no idea about the game of RL.
The trick is combining it with a good defensive structure! Something SK and RS weren't able to implement.
I really hope I am wrong on this, but Arthur has done not much to convince me he is long term material, some glaring chinks in the armour which we had under Kearney and Stuart are still there, and as I have said previously, a quality coach can transform a team in an offseason.
I really hope Arthur ends up being a great coach, but just our defensive lapses and geveral softness are still evident it seems...
Loosing to Canberra last year comfortably with season on the line was the first big red flag for me...