It’s been a mainstay of BAs game plan to pace ourselves over 80 minutes because he believes we have the fitness to play at a higher level over 80 than our opponentsCoz we dominated the players had a lot of gas in the tank.
When we get on the back foot and tired, we struggle to come back
I was watching the panfers the other night. It's well documented that the forwards hang around the line waiting for the backs to ruck it out. Some were even hand on hipsIt’s been a mainstay of BAs game plan to pace ourselves over 80 minutes because he believes we have the fitness to play at a higher level over 80 than our opponents
Our forwards do the same, it’s just that panthers backs are better…I was watching the panfers the other night. It's well documented that the forwards hang around the line waiting for the backs to ruck it out. Some were even hand on hips
When hopgood gets here, Ba would say, what r u doing on the 40
I'll watch closely next time but I reckon ours try and come backOur forwards do the same, it’s just that panthers backs are better…
Have you asked a mod?SOS TO @TheRam copy
But also the need to build pressure is just as much about avoiding pressure. This means we need to start well so scoreboard pressure doesn’t get to us.It’s been a mainstay of BAs game plan to pace ourselves over 80 minutes because he believes we have the fitness to play at a higher level over 80 than our opponents
The forwards need to stay fresh so they can swarm and dominate in defence. Why waste their gas carrying the ball when To’o and Edwards are just as effective?I was watching the panfers the other night. It's well documented that the forwards hang around the line waiting for the backs to ruck it out. Some were even hand on hips
When hopgood gets here, Ba would say, what r u doing on the 40
He’s a sovereign citizen for sure. Probably a nudist as well.Ram did a runner, at least for a while. Something about him not liking to have to turn add blockers off so he could use the 'like' button. At least that's how I saw it.
I was most impressed with Moses. He ran more and passed more and kicked less. That's what really got our attack going. More of this, please.
Drown is already a better player but Moses would be harder to replace.Is anyone still here think Moses isn't worth locking up for $1M a year?
Based on everything, if the cap goes up to $11m next season, his value will be close to $1.5m per season, that's at quite a few clubs, including us.Is anyone still here think Moses isn't worth locking up for $1M a year?
Is definitely a good strategy but I didn't think we did that and hence why we don't swarm and drag back the oppositionThe forwards need to stay fresh so they can swarm and dominate in defence. Why waste their gas carrying the ball when To’o and Edwards are just as effective?
Is anyone still here think Moses isn't worth locking up for $1M a year?
Based on everything, if the cap goes up to $11m next season, his value will be close to $1.5m per season, that's at quite a few clubs, including us.
I don't think there is any chance Moses stays here for less than $1.5m per season (assuming the cap is $11m.)
If the cap is going to go up over 15% in one season, you can guarantee that most of that will be spent on the higher end players, unless the Min Wage suddenly becomes $150k.
We are obviously very different to the Panthers. But our forwards do still take their breaks while the back five are rucking the ball out. They’re just more likely than the Panthers forwards to make less effort in defence.Is definitely a good strategy but I didn't think we did that and hence why we don't swarm and drag back the opposition