Crusaders v Rebels
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That is an example when advantage should be over in my book. Rebels might have gone 80m if that pass had stuck. They had a clear advantage.
Instead we go back for a scrum 10 metres back from where the lineout would have been. Especially since it was only a scrum advantage. PK advantage would be different.
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@Damo said in Crusaders v Rebels:
That is an example when advantage should be over in my book. Rebels might have gone 80m if that pass had stuck. They had a clear advantage.
Instead we go back for a scrum 10 metres back from where the lineout would have been. Especially since it was only a scrum advantage. PK advantage would be different.
And again. Scrum advantage should be over once a team gets clean ball and are free to use it as they wish.
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Mo’unga & Ennor show..brilliant..!
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@Damo after watching Naholo last night, I would put Ennor ahead
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@Steven-Harris said in Crusaders v Rebels:
@Damo after watching Naholo last night, I would put Ennor ahead
He's clearly ahead of Naholo. Naholo is rubbish. Mistake prone, brainfart prone and not decidedly better as a finisher than any of the other options.
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Absolutely Brilliant..Mo’unga & Ennor show again...man what a difference it is when you have a first five that has so much vision and flair...seriously jealous..!
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Just on Read, apart from his handling error, he’s been extremely busy,I noticed he called himself twice when the line out misfired
Putting plenty of sting in on his tackles..got say Matt Todd definitely adds more pace to the back 3. -
@Steven-Harris yep Read has hit hard in contact as well he’s a few games away from his best yet
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@Chris said in Crusaders v Rebels:
@Siam maybe as far as selection goes he always makes good decisions on attack and defence and has speed and power.
Not quite Skudder. NMS was phenomenal in 2015. Ennor is having a good season, but NMS was unbelievable in 2015.
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