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That's been shown to be a fallacy...
Luke might say a lot back there - but it doesn't mean (a) anyone is listening/ can hear him or (b) he's saying the right things
Because our defence with Hayne at FB is significantly better.
I don't mind Luke taking a 5 minute stanza there during the game, but when we have one of the best FBs in the game - both in attack and defense - we have to use him for all he's worth!
Back on topic - Luke Burt rocks at kick returns :sarcasm:
I was closing my eyes at that point...... I would rather he held the ball and turned around and ran into touch.
Hayne would have got a seven I reckon for the main reason he was trying too hard. Some of those passes off the hip could have caused more problems than they were worth. There were times yesterday he needed to step up and did but there were times he could have let Mortimer take a bit more control and been the running option out wide looking for the pass rather than trying to give it.....
Not withstanding the fact that Hayne put him away for a 100m in the newcastle game in which he had to do nothing but just run. Thats why stats are misleading.
Isn't it good when people can say that about him now?
Some of his passes/balls that went astray, you could see what he wanted to do, te idea might have been right but the execution wasnt there. Understandable because until this year hasnt been seen as a playmaker.
Some of his passes/balls that went astray, you could see what he wanted to do, .
Maybe explains why he didn't cut the mustard as a 5/8th.
Suity
It was worth a try though, the more he gets the ball, the better we look
Absolutely, but he gets plenty of ball at fullback. A 5/8th he was never going to be.
Suity