I most probably know he's a good organiser the same way that you interpret that he has trouble setting up his supports, his actions on the field.
I can see him not putting his teammates through gaps. How can you see him organising? Every player talks and points, especially halfbacks.
Souths look to me like they play a pretty simple gameplan, just like every other modern team. Unlike 20-30 years ago, the game is more about execution than tactics these days.
Never mind the comments of his coach and team mates, but what would they know.
Wayne Bennett also said Sandow had all the skills when he was picked for the emerging Maroons.
Reynold has played half back for two seasons, allegedly one of the most important positions on the field even though I'm sure you'll tell me otherwise, for a team thats made it to a major semi and is on its way to a minor premiership.
You mean like Tim Smith?
Notice how well his team went when he went off with an injury in the major semi final?
They weren't exactly killing it before he went off.
He also won the rookie of the year award that you point to as one of Sandow major achievements.
Sandow won it as a teenager, whereas Reynolds was 22 years old.
Sandow has played in zero finals games and has now been dropped from first grade twice.
He was never dropped by Souths though, and Reynolds has never had to carry Parramatta.
If Sandow has flaws in his game it's because he has been forced to play for weak teams his entire career. Some time in Wenty will be good for him, just as it would have last year.
