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Well lockyer had to pass, he would have got snapped in half by Morley.Mah, it was a hospital pass. Anyone can smash a flat footed player.
Well lockyer had to pass, he would have got snapped in half by Morley.Mah, it was a hospital pass. Anyone can smash a flat footed player.
I'd be interested to know if his high work rate in defense usually makes his running game paltry. He made 48 tackles but only 7 hitups for 55 metres. I'm not sure if his workrate in attack is usually so low.Stagg looks like he will be playing Origin this year, Good player.
Jake the snake said:Yeah, In Attack Seymour did ok but I thought it was mainly Lockyear and Hunt that were really creating. Stagg looks like he will be playing Origin this year, Good player.
Red and Blue Knight said:I'd be interested to know if his high work rate in defense usually makes his running game paltry. He made 48 tackles but only 7 hitups for 55 metres. I'm not sure if his workrate in attack is usually so low.Stagg looks like he will be playing Origin this year, Good player.
Red and Blue Knight said:I'd be interested to know if his high work rate in defense usually makes his running game paltry. He made 48 tackles but only 7 hitups for 55 metres. I'm not sure if his workrate in attack is usually so low.Stagg looks like he will be playing Origin this year, Good player.
Red and Blue Knight said:Well lockyer had to pass, he would have got snapped in half by Morley.Mah, it was a hospital pass. Anyone can smash a flat footed player.
Red and Blue Knight said:Well lockyer had to pass, he would have got snapped in half by Morley.Mah, it was a hospital pass. Anyone can smash a flat footed player.
Kiwi said:Red and Blue Knight said:Well lockyer had to pass, he would have got snapped in half by Morley.Mah, it was a hospital pass. Anyone can smash a flat footed player.
Lockyer had to pass it because it's not his job to take the hit ups like that.
NPK said:Red and Blue Knight said:Well lockyer had to pass, he would have got snapped in half by Morley.Mah, it was a hospital pass. Anyone can smash a flat footed player.
I doubt it. Morley was in line to tackle Webcke, which he did, so he obviously wasn't in line with Lockyer too.
Tommy Smith said:Wow. It really is amazing how people want to lay the boot into the Roosters after ONE loss, saying we are gone and the whole team is basically shithouse.
The facts are, Brisbane were red hot tonight. Thats the best they've been in attack for about half a decade. We were backing up 5 days after an extremely draining effort against the big Panthers pack where we hardly touched the ball in the second half. Our players were dropping like flys, and that was on top of a couple of key injuries. And despite all that we were still in the game upto the 60th minute.
Now Finchy is back we will be able to build up some combinations in the halves and once we get some fit players back we will be fine. The defense up the middle though certainly does need tightening up...but i have every confidence in Ricky to do that and by mid-season i think we'll see a team capable of taking on the Dogs & Broncos.
Remember people, it is only Round 3.
P.S. Congratulations Brisbane. Very, very impressive...and if Seymour and Berrigan keep fit (unlike last year) you will be the Bulldogs biggest threat for sure. Another difference this year is the likes of Stagg and Parker have really come on to support to take the laod off the likes of Civo and Webcke.
Tommy Smith said:P.S. Congratulations Brisbane. Very, very impressive...and if Seymour and Berrigan keep fit (unlike last year) you will be the Bulldogs biggest threat for sure. Another difference this year is the likes of Stagg and Parker have really come on to support to take the laod off the likes of Civo and Webcke.
I disagree 69. Penrith are, and have been for the last few years, an awesome attacking unit. Considering all the ball they had i thought we did well to keep them to 20...which is not too much for Penrith on average. The defense was actually what kept us in that game, especially in desparation. And in RND 1 we got back into the game vs Souths through defense and kept them to nil in the second half.Raider_69 said:The big concern is you blokes have been leaking alot of points, even against the panthers you leaked 20 points.
I havnt seen the roosters leak points like this for some time
Kiwi said:Tommy Smith said:Wow. It really is amazing how people want to lay the boot into the Roosters after ONE loss, saying we are gone and the whole team is basically shithouse.
The facts are, Brisbane were red hot tonight. Thats the best they've been in attack for about half a decade. We were backing up 5 days after an extremely draining effort against the big Panthers pack where we hardly touched the ball in the second half. Our players were dropping like flys, and that was on top of a couple of key injuries. And despite all that we were still in the game upto the 60th minute.
Now Finchy is back we will be able to build up some combinations in the halves and once we get some fit players back we will be fine. The defense up the middle though certainly does need tightening up...but i have every confidence in Ricky to do that and by mid-season i think we'll see a team capable of taking on the Dogs & Broncos.
Remember people, it is only Round 3.
P.S. Congratulations Brisbane. Very, very impressive...and if Seymour and Berrigan keep fit (unlike last year) you will be the Bulldogs biggest threat for sure. Another difference this year is the likes of Stagg and Parker have really come on to support to take the laod off the likes of Civo and Webcke.
I don't buy into the backing up 5 days after excuse. The Cowboys played the Broncos on Sunday round 1 then the Bulldogs friday round 2. It doesn't get tougher than that. Almost every team has to do it at some stage.
What key injuries were they?
It wasnt so much Crocker and Tupou, but the loss of Morley and Wing for the key stage of the game. Morley really was missed considering we had youngsters like Rose on the bench. And Wing is our main attacking weapon.Kiwi said:Tommy Smith said:Wow. It really is amazing how people want to lay the boot into the Roosters after ONE loss, saying we are gone and the whole team is basically shithouse.
The facts are, Brisbane were red hot tonight. Thats the best they've been in attack for about half a decade. We were backing up 5 days after an extremely draining effort against the big Panthers pack where we hardly touched the ball in the second half. Our players were dropping like flys, and that was on top of a couple of key injuries. And despite all that we were still in the game upto the 60th minute.
Now Finchy is back we will be able to build up some combinations in the halves and once we get some fit players back we will be fine. The defense up the middle though certainly does need tightening up...but i have every confidence in Ricky to do that and by mid-season i think we'll see a team capable of taking on the Dogs & Broncos.
Remember people, it is only Round 3.
P.S. Congratulations Brisbane. Very, very impressive...and if Seymour and Berrigan keep fit (unlike last year) you will be the Bulldogs biggest threat for sure. Another difference this year is the likes of Stagg and Parker have really come on to support to take the laod off the likes of Civo and Webcke.
I don't buy into the backing up 5 days after excuse. The Cowboys played the Broncos on Sunday round 1 then the Bulldogs friday round 2. It doesn't get tougher than that. Almost every team has to do it at some stage.
What key injuries were they?
NPK said:Kiwi said:Tommy Smith said:Wow. It really is amazing how people want to lay the boot into the Roosters after ONE loss, saying we are gone and the whole team is basically shithouse.
The facts are, Brisbane were red hot tonight. Thats the best they've been in attack for about half a decade. We were backing up 5 days after an extremely draining effort against the big Panthers pack where we hardly touched the ball in the second half. Our players were dropping like flys, and that was on top of a couple of key injuries. And despite all that we were still in the game upto the 60th minute.
Now Finchy is back we will be able to build up some combinations in the halves and once we get some fit players back we will be fine. The defense up the middle though certainly does need tightening up...but i have every confidence in Ricky to do that and by mid-season i think we'll see a team capable of taking on the Dogs & Broncos.
Remember people, it is only Round 3.
P.S. Congratulations Brisbane. Very, very impressive...and if Seymour and Berrigan keep fit (unlike last year) you will be the Bulldogs biggest threat for sure. Another difference this year is the likes of Stagg and Parker have really come on to support to take the laod off the likes of Civo and Webcke.
I don't buy into the backing up 5 days after excuse. The Cowboys played the Broncos on Sunday round 1 then the Bulldogs friday round 2. It doesn't get tougher than that. Almost every team has to do it at some stage.
What key injuries were they?
Probably Crocker and Tupou.