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I think RTS’s ceiling is significantly higher than any of our other centres, and even slightly higher than our fullbacks. But we haven’t seen it at centre yet, or seen it at fullback for 3 years.
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I'm going to have to watch it delayed. My wife's a volly fire fighter and it's her Brigade Awards Night. She just made Deputy Chief so these no escaping for me (although I'm super proud). I'll watch it when I get home and try to avoid any updates.
That sounds like bliss. I love being at mum and dad's in Ch.Ch. They love the Warriors. Wellington this time is just me and the mrs. No relatives, no mates, but deep nostalgia from living there 30 years ago.
Pompey is better at putting his winger away, I watched a video last night of our 2023 tries and it's clearly a skill he has over RTS. They might be pretty similar defensively but again I think Pompey is slightly better, RTS is clearly the better ball runner but isn't used to the lines required to be successful in that position.
If there is anything Pompey does better than RTS or adds to the game, it is his goal kicking. Defensively, he is pretty good in one-on-one situations, but he needs to work on his attacking reads from set movements. RTS has a higher ceiling and just needs to get into the groove with the team now that it is running a bit better. At this stage, I prefer Pompey, but Webby will most likely go for RTS. We shall see.
Yep agree on both counts. And I think its worth remembering RTS has only played 9 games at center and with two different 6's alongside him, one of whom was really struggling to make an impact himself until recently.
As far as Auckland goes... plenty of good vibes at the ground obviously, and at different pubs and bars, but its not the mass hysteria event that some Aus media seem to think it is. Blues are also going well - which makes this a bit of a Twilight Zone year for Auckland footy fans - so the good vibes are being shared.
Kick goals!
Pompey also goes under the radar, I reckon. Of course there's reasons for that, not being awesome is one, but I still like it.
