Blues v Brumbies
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@anonymous said in Blues v Brumbies:
@tim said in Blues v Brumbies:
Christie is so slow
off turnover ball.FTFY
I think it is a work on, but he is their best half back. He’s a running threat and a very accurate passer who usually puts it in front of people, and he also has a knack of making good covering tackles.
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@anonymous said in Blues v Brumbies:
@tim said in Blues v Brumbies:
Christie is so slow
off turnover ball.FTFY
I think it is a work on, but he is their best half back. He’s a running threat and a very accurate passer who usually puts it in front of people, and he also has a knack of making good covering tackles.
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@nevorian Lam is a bit average though, right place right time
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@gt12 our midfield is getting shutdown pretty easily this year, and a lot of it is because Nock isn't the one clearing from the ruck.
I don’t think the midfield was going that good early when Christie wasn’t playing so I’m not sure he’s the problem there. I do agree that a stronger focus on quick ball would help the Blues (quite noticeable compared to the Chiefs) but I still maintain that Christie is the best option the Blues have.
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I don’t think the midfield was going that good early when Christie wasn’t playing so I’m not sure he’s the problem there. I do agree that a stronger focus on quick ball would help the Blues (quite noticeable compared to the Chiefs) but I still maintain that Christie is the best option the Blues have.
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@kiwimurph one knee on ground though.
@taniwharugby yep Murphy is a poor ref (as Hames praises him).
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@taniwharugby yep Murphy is a poor ref (as Hames praises him).
@kiwimurph sadly plenty of refs do seem to allow the jackler leaning rights
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@taniwharugby yep Murphy is a poor ref (as Hames praises him).
@kiwimurph speaks volumes for Hames' refereeing.
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Really enjoying the analysis of Kane Hames ,I know he’s not everyone’s cup of tea..,but he keeps you informed on the subtle things in and around forward play ..one of the better ones around ,I also enjoy Christian Cullens analysis..
