I would say less. How long does it take to form a scrum these days? 20 years ago 15 seconds max, now its 30 seconds only because they had to put a time limit on it. Oh & the hit-ups are about the same so.
Statistically the ball is in play for more minutes these days. This is because the clock is always stopped. So its just my assumption that this would lead to more metres being made accross a game.
Usually those players actually have talent!
Tolman for all we bag him isn't soft and does the hard work. His issue is our dumb gameplan of passing it to him on the 4th or 5th every set! Many clubs can do much worse than sign Tolman as a defensive prop.
He had a massive work rate and played big minutes that someone has to now do. He also ran a lot of decoy runs that went largely unrecognised.If he could have left the ball alone when we were attacking,he could have continued being an asset for us
Agree. A good coach would know how to use Tolman...unfortunately we had duds like Pay trying to coach!
I wouldn’t blame Pay too much, he was a rookie coach with a drastically under strength squad,who was doing his best to fix someone else’s fuck up. The dud was hassler, he is one who decimated our club
To a degree sure, both were pretty bad. Hasler was ahuge issue though, but Pay couldn't coach.
Yes... defenitely nothing else to talk about that happened this morning..
Crapa AKA Garfield because he is a lazy ginger CAT.
I can't take credit for "Garfield", forgot who came up with it on here.
