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According to the NRL website he is listed at 190cm and 106kg. I am a fan of the big Matt Prior!I can definitely see Matt Prior having a big career. I can't believe he's 107 kilos. Is this correct?
According to the NRL website he is listed at 190cm and 106kg. I am a fan of the big Matt Prior!I can definitely see Matt Prior having a big career. I can't believe he's 107 kilos. Is this correct?
nooooooooooo i don't wanna lose both twinnies. i will seriously cry.
As much as Wendell brings to the game - dont you think theres plenty of younger guys better than him?
Unless he got ALOT fitter and faster in the offseason, I am very skeptical of him holding his position. I hope he has though. Was a quality player as much as I hated him (im bris and qld)
if Dell gets dropped i wanna see Michael Lett get a start ahead of Morris. What do you guys think?
I agree that the extra forward aspect is a benefit of Dell (despite his occasional penchant for running sideways), but I didn't see Morris or Nightingale get smashed all that often bringing the ball out of our end - it's a strength for both of them. Indeed, for kick returns (not quite what you're referring to but similar), Saints led the league in 2008, with 108.9 metres per match.One of the Dragons problems all too often is running the ball out of our danger zone when we are under pressure. Morris and others often got smashed when opposition defences get in our faces and our forwards are tired. Big Dell is also quick Dell being the 2nd fastest behind Sowie over 40 metres in the club. Trying to stop Dell at 112 kg (Morris is 91 BTW) at full tilt, pulls more opposition defence to too him and gives other team members a little more room. Remember Jeremy Hickmans rates the likes of Weyman as 20 minute impact players (at best) so that extra forward that Dell provides will be needed more often than when Ryles who did majorminutes (often 60+) was around
Mate Matt Prior is a dangerous player for us & he's only going to get better.
They have all been picked on form - not reputation. And f**k me - that is so refreshing.
I agree that the extra forward aspect is a benefit of Dell (despite his occasional penchant for running sideways), but I didn't see Morris or Nightingale get smashed all that often bringing the ball out of our end - it's a strength for both of them. Indeed, for kick returns (not quite what you're referring to but similar), Saints led the league in 2008, with 108.9 metres per match.