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But how many times does a winger come in to help his centre who has already tackled his opposite only for the winger to go in unopposed. If the young St Geo winger had of stayed on his opposite Souths may not have scored in the last 10 secs of the match, or Parry let in a Warriors try when Blake has his opposite tackled, who then gave Parry a gob full.
It’s an instruction rather than a personal endeavor. Like when the King cries “shit”. He’s not conveying his own intentions only his wish that 4000 loyal subjects must immediately strain their bowels in unison.
Likewise, how often do we see a defender get dragged across the tryline one-on-one. Especially where the attacker gets outside him. Parry might be a rookie but he's played enough centre to have seen this happen plenty of times.
I should write better, as I my grammar isn't that great. If should be a win tomorrow arvo but with the eels...it's always a 50/50 chance. Blame the coach and assistant coaches and 3 players mainly. If we win tomorrow it's nearly certain make the Top 8. Then just winning 2 games to make the finals. Usually 28pts you make the Top 8. And the dragons aren't that great. So, I wrote f'n man up eels.
well I won't call you anything....
well I won't call you anything....
