pretty good effort from delaney, he really does put a hell of a lot of effort in week in week out, wish i could say the same about some of the other forwards, that said mc handled the interchanges extremely poorly

superb performance again from Amor wonder if we can get him back?

Amor's stats are excellent again considering Wakey as a team are losing by a big margin again.

That has to be the single worst set of stats I think I have ever seen. Most metres by any player was 91 by Delaney which shows the determination he plays with but more importantly highlights the complete lack of penetration we have in our front row, who have all been signed up for next year as well (assuming Bailey gets the extra year).

We have no grunt up front, no direction from the halves, and no threat in the backs. Good job I'm not the suicidal type...

Shocking stats from kylie

Sinfield is the 2nd highest in the tackle count. This when he is playing at standoff and defending out wide. A great captain.

Easy meters when returning a kick off...

But Wakey conceding all the points they have recently means they are constantly kicking off, not the other way round

Hmmm, being 2nd highest in the tackle count isnt exactly the number 1 priority for a stand off.

Passing, organising attacking structure, putting men through gaps, setting up plays etc etc are what our halves should be doing. Sinfields basic passing skills and pass selection currently (and for the past 18 months) leave alot to be desired!

As for being a 'great captain' - In the past maybe, at the moment I feel his attitude is a part of the problem. He is one of our most petulant players at the moment - up there with Webb and JJB. He should be having a word with those that are giving away the silly penalties or back chatting the ref - not joining them, or instigating the poor attitude. Mr Sinfield currently appears to have a chip on his shoulder and seems to think that the team are being hard done to, rather than accepting that the team are not doing things right.

I dont know whats happening in training, but we seem incapable of winning any collision. Delaney is the only player who consistantly finds his front in attack, the rest end up turtled on their back, leading to a slow play the ball and minimal yardage. In defence, we look clueless in technique. The players dont seem to know what they are doing wrong, the attack find their front, so we either give a second effort or lay on, leading to penalties, leading to back chat, because the players dont know what they're doing wrong. Practically every team we play against seem to be running harder and faster than us, in part they probably are, but alot of this is because arent winning the collision in either defence or attack. The only way this can improve is with a constant focus on this technique in training - this is where I would then be questioning the ability of the coach - surely he can see these elementary issues.

Leuluai and Smith's contributions are dire. Smith made 5 metres and missed 4 tackles? The yardage from the pack is a joke.

He's been like that all season. I posted on another of your stats threads. Kylie Leuleuai is the laziest, most work shy prop ever in Super League. For a starting prop for a club like Leeds he's awful. Can you imagine how bad he'd do if he were playing for Crusaders or Quins?

Why you resigned him is beyond me. He doesn't contribute anywhere near enough.

On Smith's poor meterage, do negative metres count? So if he made 30 metres forward off 4 carries, but was carried back 25 metres on his other two carries would that equate to 5 metres gained on the OPTA stats or do negative carries count as 0?

And yet we have a loanee making metres for fun in a poor team and another prop deemed not good enough taking 12 drives and making 97 metres in 1 stint against one of the top defences in the NRL. Management knows best though. Obviously.

I thought our props had been outstanding this season? They must have been, GH said so....

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