Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November
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@kev I don't mind kicking if it is done well, and creates pressure, but it is a little off and they are kicking when they have overlaps..
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@Anonymous said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
@Kiwiwomble said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
Has Jordie ever bust through a tackle?
Once. When he was playing backyard footie versus Beauden.
(Almost got that wrong. Don't hurt me @booboo )
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@booboo said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
@Anonymous said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
@Kiwiwomble said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
Has Jordie ever bust through a tackle?
Once. When he was playing backyard footie versus Beauden.
(Almost got that wrong. Don't hurt me @booboo )
Que?
Verses/Versus.
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We aren’t getting much in attack from our midfield so our 10,14 and 15 are taking matters into their own hands. Not always taking the best option.
Shame we’ve left a few points out there. Overall the defensive pressure and ruck work has been top drawer.
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Well, 40mins of absolute forward dominance and we are 10 points up. And only a small portion of credit goes to the defense.
Our ability to beat defender 1-on-1 is evident, but mostly it's decision making that is killing us. Such a clear lack of patience and a want for the hero pass/kick.
Very hard to watch.
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All our problems out there were tactical. Attitude and intensity were great. If someone thinks there is a problem with our attack, I think they expect too much. We aren't going to blast another team away. We have mixed up our attack well. The problem is all the fucken kicking especially when we get into a good position.
The Pumas have been terrible with the ball and only good defensively. We should have put on 2 extra tries. We shouldn't be happy with that.
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@Tim said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
Back line attack looks pretty tepid.
Its certainly not a great backline
@Winger said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
@Tim said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
Back line attack looks pretty tepid.
Its certainly not a great backline
Actually the backs look ok. Just impatient with kicking and it’s accuracy.
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@Tim said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
Back line attack looks pretty tepid.
Pretty much sums it up. Jordie's been far more involved but with bugger-all impact. Swap him for Reiko I reckon.
Have to say that Caleb Clarke has a great all-round game - not just a dangerous openfield runner.
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Watching the scrums again, Akira and SB really seem to have added some oomph.
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Watching the scrums again, Akira and SB really seem to have added some oomph.
@nostrildamus said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
Watching the scrums again, Akira and SB really seem to have added some oomph.
And Laulala can scrum better than Lomax.
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Watching the scrums again, Akira and SB really seem to have added some oomph.
@nostrildamus said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:
Watching the scrums again, Akira and SB really seem to have added some oomph.
Yeah and both look good carrying
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Ooh I forgot Rieko is on the bench, I think he'd do well here...
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Need more punch at 12 for me. Goodhue just isn’t doing enough there, he’s not doing too much wrong but him and ALB are far too similar and it’s easy pickings for the defence.
Jordie isn’t a winger as we all know and Beaudy just hasn’t hit his straps. He either needs to go back to 10 or to the bench.
Keen to see Jordan come on aswell, he was fire for the Crusaders this year.
