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If you hold the ball and stay patient the opposition will eventually miss a tackle with the cover defence a step too slow. It's shit footy but it's been shown to win games. And with the opposition tired they might concede a few late tries and no merkin remembers the dour first 70 minutes.
Spud should take it as a compliment then
Great tactics, just have all the ball and try not to score to tire them out.
A toss up between Jake and Flanno for the worst on field. Terrible performances.
Best I've seen him play today. He was awesome.
I haven’t seen much of him but he looks like he could be a first grader, Peninsisisi also looks above this grade. The 6,7 and 9 were probably our worst players out there. With all that ball and go forward they should of ran riot.
Give some credit to the opposition for keeping it close ffs. This Mounties defence had a fair bit of NRL experience.
When you have a better team than the opposition you don't need genius, you just need to minimise randomness.
He's a lot more mobile than Greig. Better speed, workrate and lateral movement. But I think Greig could be real difference maker in attack.
Our attack was pedestrian, hardly a surprise here you are in here defending it and giving us a BS reason why it we needed to play like that. We ran for over 640m more metres. made 100 less tackles and had almost 60 tackles in their 20. But blocks plays, crash plays and 3 settlers every set is where it’s at.
Kaufusi was best on ground. Naiduki and Cartwright were also very good. Hollis was good too.
