you can see he is improving week to week i noticed one time he kicked out on the full and the next week in much the same situation the kick went just inside the sideline and rolled into touchThe Colonel said:One word that people have seemingly missed in it all is AMONGST. No talk of him being THE most feared or THE best. AMONGST THE best is a different kettle altogether.
Timmy is getting back to some form that won him the rookie of the year title. He still needs to gain some support but the things most people had been critical of are slowly being polished. His running game on Friday night was one thing that many had been critical of and it, IMO, was more than decent.
Only thing I can find to be critical of was that he should have held the ball instead of passing to Jarryd.... he could have almost fell over the line. Needs to be a little more selfish.
The EELiminator said:you can see he is improving week to week i noticed one time he kicked out on the full and the next week in much the same situation the kick went just inside the sideline and rolled into touch
Freak2 said:Hindmarsh has picked his moment well. IMO Tim played his best game in the blue and gold against Penrith. (And still left room for improvement)
That was the Tim Smith we have all been dying to see. Now we just need consistancy, and a 40-20!!![]()
Even the toughest of Smithy critics need to accept his game on Friday was top shelf!
The Colonel said:One word that people have seemingly missed in it all is AMONGST. No talk of him being THE most feared or THE best. AMONGST THE best is a different kettle altogether.
Timmy is getting back to some form that won him the rookie of the year title. He still needs to gain some support but the things most people had been critical of are slowly being polished. His running game on Friday night was one thing that many had been critical of and it, IMO, was more than decent.
Only thing I can find to be critical of was that he should have held the ball instead of passing to Jarryd.... he could have almost fell over the line. Needs to be a little more selfish.
Bigfella said:elegraphed or not MITS, that play and a few others showed the benefit of playing with depth, at least occasionally.
Also Tahu's break from Tim's pass to set up the long-range try was an example of some of our better attacking players having more time and space to show there true wares.
That was one of the more encouraging signs from Friday's game IMO
Freak2 said:Suity,
I'm not sure I totally agree with that comment re the forwards!
Our go forward on Friday was below average with metres gained very low in most cases. A very poor 10 metres was responsible as much as anything!
I do agree though that he got great service out of dummy half and made the correct decisions.
Bigfella said:ALso Suity and Colonel, I know I have been banging on about this, but do you agree that we didn't exactly miss Pig out of dummy half?
In fact, I thought Blake's service was good; PJ is a great runner from dummy half but could still improve the speed of his service.
An area we have a lot of improvement to offer.
Bigfella said:ALso Suity and Colonel, I know I have been banging on about this, but do you agree that we didn't exactly miss Pig out of dummy half?
In fact, I thought Blake's service was good; PJ is a great runner from dummy half but could still improve the speed of his service.
An area we have a lot of improvement to offer.
Suitman said:I mentioned it elsewhere.
Greens service out of dummy half was a breath of fresh air.
The sooner Riddell gets out of there the better.
Suity
B-Tron 3000 said:I agree. When is he off contract? Maybe he will be he one to go, instead of one of the halves?
B-Tron 3000 said:I agree. When is he off contract? Maybe he will be he one to go, instead of one of the halves?
Suitman said:I meant the sooner he gets out of dummy half.
Riddell could be a very good second rower for us.
Suity