Sam jones and the 18 who is John Felikitou have both been in the 20's for two seasons,so will not be there debuts. Sam is back from injury.so are they sam jones, mitch davis, and the number 18 all making their season debuts?
Sam jones and the 18 who is John Felikitou have both been in the 20's for two seasons,so will not be there debuts. Sam is back from injury.so are they sam jones, mitch davis, and the number 18 all making their season debuts?
If you knew anything about the game you would know legs tackles equals quick play the balls which eventually gets you down on the try line defending and a legs tackle 1metre out equals try..Simple: I've been saying this for years. The kids don't know how to tackle anymore. The 2nd phase play is the killer, because nobody takes the legs out anymore and the attacking player stands in tackles and offloads with 2 or 3 defenders hanging off them, leaving huge holes in the defensive line. They need to give Luke Lewis a 2nd job as a tackling coach, he is the best defender in the NRL with copybook technique.
If you knew anything about the game you would know legs tackles equals quick play the balls which eventually gets you down on the try line defending and a legs tackle 1metre out equals try..
Waddells defence was very poor a lot of tries were scored through his missed tackles i think he is still struggling with the speed of it being out so longHow did Waddell go today?
Sorry mate but if your around the legs you have to cover a bit of distance to get to marker when a ball carrier who is coached to get on elbows and knees just stands straight up and plays the ball teams that tackle this way cannot win the ruck..Not necessarily. The speed of the play the ball is determined by the position the tackler puts themselves in compared with the ball carrier. The tackler/s need to be first to their feet. It has nothing to do with how the initial tackle was effected. As I said, kids these days are too scared to tackle around the legs in case they cop a bump of their pretty faces.
Sorry mate but if your around the legs you have to cover a bit of distance to get to marker when a ball carrier who is coached to get on elbows and knees just stands straight up and plays the ball teams that tackle this way cannot win the ruck..
I played the game from the age of 7 through to my early 30's and have seen my kids and other kids play the game, and the junior coaches DON'T teach the kids how to tackle. All they do is tackle the tackle bags at training, and they don't learn the basics of the game.
Defence isn't rocket science. Move up in a line, number up, one round the legs and one over the top.
If you knew anything about the game you would know legs tackles equals quick play the balls which eventually gets you down on the try line defending and a legs tackle 1metre out equals try..
Never heard of 'em.
Ignorance is no excuse.
Well if you tackle low around the legs and the attacker goes to ground how are you supposed to get the second player involved the way they are getting taught is two up top to wrap up the offload and the third player in takes out the legs watch the games closely this weekend and you will see they are all doing it to stop second phase footy and then time a legs tackle from point of impact then time a numbers tackle then get back to me its called evolution of the game thats why juniors are taught differently than 10-15years ago...geez lucky i dont know anything.I would have thought 1 low 1 high the opponent is going nowhere either is the ball.But 2 high and his legs are still moving