Rumours and Stuff

[Avenger]

Peats played six games for us last year and the stats on the NRL website have him playing 440 minutes in those six games. That's 73.3 minutes per game as I said. I think that's more reliable than your memory.

#suckshitpou

 

[Avenger]

I tried looking at individual games and there is no record of his individual game stats for us.

But it was just found for you. So do you accept that you may have been wrong again? Or are you going to continue with spin?

 

[Barry O'Speedwagon]

I tried looking at individual games and there is no record of his individual game stats for us. Anyway, despite having a plodding worker in Peats (and later De Gois) we still carried Kritchard's dynamism off the bench. There's no reason we won't again if we can find a starting hooker for next year.

This site allows you to select which games you include in the averages (at bottom of page)

https://www.totalfootystats.com.au/...tans/nathan-peats&disp_year=2016#.WOymh4iGNPY

While you can't get average minutes (other than for the full season), you get it to show that in the 6 matches for us, Peats averaged 46 tackles per game, which would require being on the field for a fair while.

 

[El Diablo]

http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...n/news-story/b096ee7d6dbce84949fe23765b8e9ac7

On Tuesday Brisbane hierarchy were finalising their offer to Bird. The NSW Origin star will be offered a three-year deal worth $700,000 annually, well short of the massive $1.1m-a-season contract tabled by the Knights.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

This site allows you to select which games you include in the averages (at bottom of page)

https://www.totalfootystats.com.au/...tans/nathan-peats&disp_year=2016#.WOymh4iGNPY

While you can't get average minutes (other than for the full season), you get it to show that in the 6 matches for us, Peats averaged 46 tackles per game, which would require being on the field for a fair while.

That's true. We know he can play long minutes. That's his strength. The important point for Kaysa Pritchard is that we still carried another hooker on the bench in every game Peats played last year. Brad Arthur rates him, but I don't think he'll be able to turn him into an 80 minute player like he seems to be attempting. Kritchard needs to come off the bench because at the moment his speed and power are being wasted.

In 16 games last year Kritchard averaged 4 runs for 36 metres and 17 tackles (less than 1.5 missed) all in less than 27 minutes. Better numbers than Segeyaro's limited sample this year, though the latter is stuck at dummy half where there are less opportunities to run.

 

[Twizzle]

http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...n/news-story/b096ee7d6dbce84949fe23765b8e9ac7

They are talking about Broncos Dollars, actually worth $1.45 in NSW

 

[84 Baby]

#suckshitpou

Would that be cannibalism?

 

[strider]

http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...n/news-story/b096ee7d6dbce84949fe23765b8e9ac7

They said on the matty johns show the offer was 3.6m over 3 years

 

[strider]

http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...n/news-story/b096ee7d6dbce84949fe23765b8e9ac7

c'mon ... there's a image that goes with this ...

 

[Happy MEel]

This site allows you to select which games you include in the averages (at bottom of page)

https://www.totalfootystats.com.au/...tans/nathan-peats&disp_year=2016#.WOymh4iGNPY

While you can't get average minutes (other than for the full season), you get it to show that in the 6 matches for us, Peats averaged 46 tackles per game, which would require being on the field for a fair while.

It also indicates Peats made 278 tackles in the games he played for us at 0.62 tackles per minute. This equates to 448 minutes or 74.7 minutes per game. Is that reliable enough for you to consider you may not have all of the answers?

#fighttilltheendpou

 

[Barry O'Speedwagon]

It also indicates Peats made 278 tackles in the games he played for us at 0.62 tackles per minute. This equates to 448 minutes or 74.7 minutes per game. Is that reliable enough for you to consider you may not have all of the answers?

#fighttilltheendpou

I'm not Pou.
The 0.62 tackles per minute is the season average. Those fields at the top of the page don't change (for me....it's like an INXS song) when you de-select games in the bottom half of the page. Only the averages at the bottom of the page change.

 

[strider]

I'm not Pou.
The 0.62 tackles per minute is the season average. Those fields at the top of the page don't change (for me....it's like an INXS song) when you de-select games in the bottom half of the page. Only the averages at the bottom of the page change.

You're such a pou apologist barry

 

[Happy MEel]

That's true. We know he can play long minutes. That's his strength. The important point for Kaysa Pritchard is that we still carried another hooker on the bench in every game Peats played last year. Brad Arthur rates him, but I don't think he'll be able to turn him into an 80 minute player like he seems to be attempting. Kritchard needs to come off the bench because at the moment his speed and power are being wasted.

In 16 games last year Kritchard averaged 4 runs for 36 metres and 17 tackles (less than 1.5 missed) all in less than 27 minutes. Better numbers than Segeyaro's limited sample this year, though the latter is stuck at dummy half where there are less opportunities to run.

Also important to note that BA has maintained an 80 minute hooker this season, despite that player not being up to it, even when a backup with NRL experience in King could have been utilised interchangeably. Perhaps BA now sees a backup hooker as a wasted interchange player. I agree with him and he just needs to find one that is up to the job.

 

[Happy MEel]

I'm not Pou.
The 0.62 tackles per minute is the season average. Those fields at the top of the page don't change (for me....it's like an INXS song) when you de-select games in the bottom half of the page. Only the averages at the bottom of the page change.

Haha. I was quoting your post but responding to Pou. Yeah I take your point re. the averaged tackles per minute across the entire season but I don't think that would have changed considerably with his move up north. That, combined with the NRL stats confirming his minutes played for us provides fairly robust evidence that he was a 70+ minute player.

 

[Barry O'Speedwagon]

You're such a pou apologist barry

Only after a particularly spicy Jalfrezi

 

[strider]

Also important to note that BA has maintained an 80 minute hooker this season, despite that player not being up to it, even when a backup with NRL experience in King could have been utilised interchangeably. Perhaps BA now sees a backup hooker as a wasted interchange player. I agree with him and he just needs to find one that is up to the job.

I thought king was injured a bit this year???

It could also be that we dont have bench big guys that are capable of playing the big minutes???

 

[Barry O'Speedwagon]

Haha. I was quoting your post but responding to Pou. Yeah I take your point re. the averaged tackles per minute across the entire season but I don't think that would have changed considerably with his move up north.

No, I think that's right. His 2015 stats also suggest that he averaged 75 minutes per game for us (19 games, 925 tackles, 0.65 tackles per minute......so (925/0.65) / 19 = approx 75).

 

[Happy MEel]

I thought king was injured a bit this year???

It could also be that we dont have bench big guys that are capable of playing the big minutes???

Yeah King has been injured but started the first few games I think.

In regards to the bench big guys, I don't think that's likely to change next year.

 

[Happy MEel]

No, I think that's right. His 2015 stats also suggest that he averaged 75 minutes per game for us (19 games, 925 tackles, 0.65 tackles per minute......so (925/0.65) / 19 = approx 75).

Spot on Barry and also confirmed on the NRL website.

 

[El Diablo]

http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...rately-seeking-fullbacks-20170411-gvishz.html

Moses may have to wait

Parramatta are expecting Mitchell Moses to be released after this Monday's game against the Tigers. And the likelihood is that will happen, which will coincide with the return of Luke Brooks from a hamstring injury for the Tigers.

However, a number of Tigers officials insist it's not a done deal and there's still a possibility Moses finishes the season with the club before linking with the Eels in 2018. Ultimately, Ivan Cleary will make the final decision – but Moses has handled himself with class since announcing he would be leaving the club. That's made it even harder for Cleary to let him go. If he had chucked his toys out of the cot, he would already be gone.