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Exactly as I said when Kikau got charged. Anything else would've been silly.
We haven't run out yet. We might go mobile bench to combat Souffs
Exactly as I said when Kikau got charged. Anything else would've been silly.
We haven't run out yet. We might go mobile bench to combat Souffs
They need to combat us not the other way around. We play to our ability, we winWe haven't run out yet. We might go mobile bench to combat Souffs
Consider a rabbit's foot "lucky" if you will, as it wasn't so lucky for the Rabbit.Our lucky rabbits foot, Naden is
I'm not sure we have lost a game in 2020 with him playing with us yet, please check the stats?
They need to combat us not the other way around. We play to our ability, we win
It won't change. This has been our bench while Capewell was out and our most prepared team under the circumstances.
I doubt they'll get into our half oftenWe need our edge defence playing well. 3 middles on the bench doesn't help that. I reckon May plays edge forward which means you replace his role
We will see. We need a bench edge forward from somewhere
We don't have one outside May. This is the best 17, by a fair margin, that can be picked for this game.
I doubt they'll get into our half often
Exactly what Newcastle and Para could not do, but we've been doing it all year.We have won umpteen games with a three man prop rotation. JFH and Yeo are both capable of playing on the edges if we need to. JFH drops to lock, Yeo to second row, Leota to prop. We can do this all day long. To attack our edges they will need to be driving forward and with our prop rotation, they will struggle to get in our half, which is just how we like it.
Roll up the middle, kick to the corners, pin them down. No penalties. They make a lot of errors and if they are being smashed in defence they will make plenty in this game. It will be a tough game, we need JFH and Tamou to be at their best to keep the momentum. If the forwards play to their potential, we can do this.
He's improved but Crichton and Teddy gave him some trouble last game.Do you think luau is the same player as last time.And field position will decide just how the bunnies attack.Bombing from halfway is less effective than 20 out .The panthers are a far harder side than the bunnies have had last 2 weeks
Hopefully, same will happen on Saturday night, and we leave a few rabbit feet all over the parkConsider a rabbit's foot "lucky" if you will, as it wasn't so lucky for the Rabbit.
He's improved but Crichton and Teddy gave him some trouble last game.
We have won umpteen games with a three man prop rotation. JFH and Yeo are both capable of playing on the edges if we need to. JFH drops to lock, Yeo to second row, Leota to prop. We can do this all day long. To attack our edges they will need to be driving forward and with our prop rotation, they will struggle to get in our half, which is just how we like it.
Roll up the middle, kick to the corners, pin them down. No penalties. They make a lot of errors and if they are being smashed in defence they will make plenty in this game. It will be a tough game, we need JFH and Tamou to be at their best to keep the momentum. If the forwards play to their potential, we can do this.
The idea is to stop them doing that. The Rabbitohs have lost 8 games this year, their average losing score is 14 and their highest is 18. You can't outscore them in a high scoring game. They're just too good at it. You've got to stop them scoring by keeping them as far as possible from our line, putting defensive pressure on them to make them try to force passes and make mistakes. That is the key to beating them.we have a better forward pack and bench but we need to score plenty of points because the bunnies can from anywhere on the field.
The idea is to stop them doing that. The Rabbitohs have lost 8 games this year, their average losing score is 14 and their highest is 18. You can't outscore them in a high scoring game. They're just too good at it. You've got to stop them scoring by keeping them as far as possible from our line, putting defensive pressure on them to make them try to force passes and make mistakes. That is the key to beating them.