Rabbitoad
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1-You can hear plenty of what happens in the field and if you watch good halfback's play, you can see them directing traffic.I'm sorry, but how do you know whether or not he commands the players on the origin field? Nobody except for the players on the field would know that. It's the same with leadership. We can't really assess that from a distance we actually have to be in the squad to see what a player brings.
Well considering his team finished 2nd on the table I'd definitely say the popcorn fart bombs would've played a role in them being so high. Hence the "if it's not broke, don't fix it". When you're playing the field position game in rugby league it is very important that your kicks find grass and most of the time he does. If AR could pull off bombs like that I'd be stoked. Quite a few of his bombs this year only found the dead ball line or just went out on the full.
My question to you, is that if you're a halfback and your deep in your own end what would you do besides bomb it? I think you would be silly not to do anything else. It's the safest option. It seems unfair to compare club form and origin form but I guess I understand your point. I just can't think of any other halfbacks that would've done better than Pearce. At some point the blame has to come down to our forward pack who stand down every time the QLD pack stands up.
Plenty of better judges than you or me have criticised Pearce for this.
2-Pearce's nothing bombs are his ONLY kicking option
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It's always straight down the throat of the back three.
3-So you give Pearce's one kicking option the credit for the Roosters succeeding, but won't acknowledge their responsibility in NSW losing?
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