MarkInTheStands
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True EEL said:Colonel i'm not actually that shallow or fool hardy and have thought long and hard about it ;-) and i have looked - a lot ;-)
and there are the two schools of thought on the situation IMHO ;-)
(1) you put your good metre gainers and tackle busters (Stringer and Cannings) out there early and get off to a good start and then consolidate with your more steady players off the bench (Robinson and Peek)
or
(2) you start off with your steady, high percentage players first and then bring on your action jackson players off the bench to add impact
after much deliberation i have come to the conclusion that Parramatta should go with option number 1 this year as it is imperative we get off to a good start in games as there is often not a lot of point of bringing game breakers on from the bench if the game is already broken - in the other team's favour???
TE What about Option 3, a Game Breaker and a Soild Toiler in Both Areas
That way one of your forwards is always safe as houses (does the settler ruck) and your explosive forward is running off that play the ball or one wide. To Make the yards and break the tackles.
Surely this has been used by Many teams in the competition over the last few years and what looks to be happneing for our club.
20 Minute Mark, Hindmarsh and Cannings go on, Robinson Moves to the front row and you have got again the half and half option. With Rotation of Robinson, Cannings, Peek and Stringer.
I am also sure Robinson Signed here to be a Starter and not a Bench Player.