dogwhisperer
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He was unlucky not to score under the sticks after the Burton break. Mahoney should of looked to his left, Edwards was there in support.
We haven't seen Thompson yet under Ciraldo apart from the trials. He could've been another that would of improved if he had played in the first 9 rounds.He did good. Thompson could learn from him.
I agree. I’m commenting on countless middles that come in with so much potential. Run hard then obviously lose confidence along the way. It happens a lot. Second year syndrome seems to effect Props coming into the top grade more than other positions. In the off-season everyone is looking forward to seeing the prop with a breakout first season kick on. So often they disappoint.No use trying to play prop if you fucking hate contact... need to see early who loves it and who can handle it. If they coming to first grade unsure about contact its all over.
as good as Britt was. Those pop the ball out the back to no one in particular used to do my head in. It was like 50/50 whether it benefited us. Bit like tpj’s offload yesterday.Harrison Edwards actually reminds me of Darren Britt. Neither are fast or explosive runners but very effective in terms of good motor, skilful at passing before and at the line and a very handy late offload.
Pricey... His movements are uncanny.Harrison Edwards actually reminds me of Darren Britt. Neither are fast or explosive runners but very effective in terms of good motor, skilful at passing before and at the line and a very handy late offload.
God what a dream that would be. I don’t see the Cameron Murray comparison but would kill for our own Yeo.Touted as the next Yeo by a few ex-players on SEN. They reckon CC can make it happen.
Yeah. Good comparison - and Britt was a premiership winner for us too (and more premierships is what all of us fans want right?)Harrison Edwards actually reminds me of Darren Britt. Neither are fast or explosive runners but very effective in terms of good motor, skilful at passing before and at the line and a very handy late offload.
With the speed of the game increasing in recent years. The role of lock has changed. Back in the 90’s the mobile ball playing lock was all the rage. It has come full circle again and is well and truly is a common must amongst the top teams in recent years.We are missing a genuine lock. Hopefully Harrison can fill that void in the middle ala Presto on the edge.... Would save Thouuuussands.!