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Loko has the second most tackle busts in the NRL at the moment, behind Inglis. Hayne is third. Not bad.
Serious? Wow.
Loko has the second most tackle busts in the NRL at the moment, behind Inglis. Hayne is third. Not bad.
yet somehow we're running at the arse end of the table.Loko has the second most tackle busts in the NRL at the moment, behind Inglis. Hayne is third. Not bad.
Loko has the second most tackle busts in the NRL at the moment, behind Inglis. Hayne is third. Not bad.
I saw it as jaryd 2nd on like 43 and loko 3rd on 41.. Either way its pretty bloody impressive ! Just goes to show that jarryd hasnt been as quiet as some of the sections of the media make out.. Also for what its worth inglis is miles ahead of haynes 43, he has something like 65
It varies depending where you read it i guess. According to RLW today..
1. Inglis (59)
2. Loko (50)
3. Hayne (47)
4. G. Burgess (40)
5. Reece Robinson (38)
if that were the case hodges would have a 1000 already this year since all he does is crab.tackle breaks don't mean that much if you can't follow up with a line break or put a support player into space.
there was a year when wade mckinnon was leading tackle breaks but al he would do is crab across field fending off a few defenders before getting tackled to no advantage. by comparison that same season willie tonga had about 1/3 the number of tackle breaks wade had, but racked up twice as many line breaks (from memory he had one line break for every two tackle breaks).
Everyone assumes Hoppa will start in the centres next year. I'd be very surprised if he doesn't start on the wing, despite his big contract.
He'll have a full off season, so I expect that he will start at centre.
http://www.sportal.com.au/league-news-display/the-lurkernrl-rumour-filewednesday-235081Wests not hollering for a Marshall
I keep hearing struggling superstar Benji Marshall is unhappy at the Wests Tigers and hasn’t gelled with new coach Mick Potter. Marshall's shock relegation to the bench for Friday night's clash with Souths only adds to the talk of unrest. Sources suggest he would even consider switching clubs – but only if it’s a Sydney based team. Trouble is, Benji is on $600,000-a-season at the club and not a lot of clubs would pay that sort of money considering his recent form. Maybe Parramatta coach Ricky Stuart will step in to solve his five-eighth issues at the Eels.