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19 for Cas
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1. Zak Hardaker
2. Tom Briscoe
3. Kallum Watkins
4. Joel Moon
5. Ryan Hall
6. Danny McGuire
7. Rob Burrow
8. Kylie Leuluai
10. Jamie Peacock
12. Carl Ablett
13. Kevin Sinfield (c)
14. Stevie Ward
15. Brett Delaney
17. Adam Cuthbertson
19. Brad Singleton
21. Josh Walters
26. Ashton Golding
29. Jordan Lilley
30. Mitch Garbutt
Burrow and Golding most likely to miss out IMO
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19 for Cas
www.therhinos.co.uk/news/27403.php
1. Zak Hardaker
2. Tom Briscoe
3. Kallum Watkins
4. Joel Moon
5. Ryan Hall
6. Danny McGuire
7. Rob Burrow
8. Kylie Leuluai
10. Jamie Peacock
12. Carl Ablett
13. Kevin Sinfield (c)
14. Stevie Ward
15. Brett Delaney
17. Adam Cuthbertson
19. Brad Singleton
21. Josh Walters
26. Ashton Golding
29. Jordan Lilley
30. Mitch Garbutt
Burrow and Golding most likely to miss out IMO
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| If burrow is fit I'd say Walters and Goldin g to drop.
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| Watkins and Burrow named in the 19. The way the article is worded it sounds like Watkins will play (also Handley not included) and Burrow probably not. Achurch drops out as surprise surprise, he's injured (hand). Keinhorst not included but has only been ruled out for 2 weeks. I know one or two don't rate him but the fewer player ruled out for the season then the better. Oh and no Robbie Ward still.
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| Quote: Juan Cornetto "So IMO the choice of the hooker should be based on their distribution and attacking runs from dummy half and not their tackling ability. This is why the role is now more akin and suits the skills of a half back.'"
Not sure that's entirely true. Speed of pass is pretty crucial for a hooker, less so for a half who can stand a little deeper if his passes lack a bit in the way of snappiness. A hooker with a slower pass - and we're talking fractions of a second here - results in the play being confined to a narrower channel. This tends to result in the a ruck that's much easier to defend. That doesn't make it a limitation that can't be overcome but explains why Aiton had such a positive effect.
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| Quote: Juan Cornetto "There is a lot of 2+2 making 5 comments going about.
Talk of a playing "a proper hooker" as though this magically will solve our injury crisis is all based on the assumption that this "proper hooker" will be better than Sinfield.
To be called a "proper hooker" it would seem folk rate a big tackling performance when surely the distribution passes and runs from acting half back are the most important aspects. The tackling duties can be shared out between the other forwards. It is this expectation of a hooker having to make a high number of tackles in addition to arriving first at every one of the attacking play the balls that leads to a bench position being reserved for a replacement because very few hookers can physically keep it up for 80 minutes.
So IMO the choice of the hooker should be based on their distribution and attacking runs from dummy half and not their tackling ability. This is why the role is now more akin and suits the skills of a half back
I have not seen a lot of Robbie Ward but the coaches have and I would go with their judgement on when he is ready for SL. Because he comes under the heading "proper hooker" does not make him a good "proper hooker" by definition alone.'"
You've often said that the role of hooker now is akin to a HB and not really about defending.....but it's not though is it. Look at other teams, look at the defensive work the likes of Roby, McIlorum, Houghton etc do, it's massive, usually the most impressive defensive performance of the night comes from the hooker.
The choice of hooker shouldn't be based on attack and not defence, it should be based on both.
You actually point out that doing such a defensive workload is why we have an interchange hooker as it's so physically demanding to try do it for the full 80. It's exactly why asking the other forwards to do the hooker's tackling for him is a bad idea because it's physically demanding on them and then effects what they can do carting the ball forward.
And the funny thing about you saying Robbie Ward is deemed not good enough, it's more than likely that it's because of his defence that he (and McShane and Hood) weren't trusted. The thing you think shouldn't matter.
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| The fact remains the Sinfield at 9 Mags at 7 Cuthbo at 6 hasn't worked and we've effectively lost 2 players as Mags gets islolated and is easy to close down plus we lose the impact Cuthbo has at 13 or prop.
Also i disagree that Aiton being fit wouldn't have made any difference he automatically gives us balance in the HB's ,Much better distribution for the ptb and an actual threat from Dummy Half.
As for moving forward Burrow isn't gonna be fit so i stick with putting Lilley in at 7 his natural position and i'll also add i agree Golding earned his chances this year albeit through injury Lilley as outplayed him in our U19's behind a battered pack at times and imo deserves a first team run at 7.
At least that way it takes the pressure off Mags and we get more out of Cuthbo at either 13 or Prop Sinfield may not hold a threat at 9 but he's more experienced there and can do the full 80 freeing up a bench spot for an extra forward which i think we need this week.
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| keinhorst has been cleared of a suspected eye socket fracture according to sky. Pleased for the guy
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| I would've picked Handley. Pick him at RW and Briscoe to LC and tried Moon at hooker. Can't be no worst than going with 1 HB, or Keinhorst like some suggested or Burrow.
He has good hands, can pass, I think he could be a dangerous runner from dummy half and is a reliable defender who MIGHT even be able to defend in he middle, he copes well physically even when he has to defend further infield when Burrow and McGuire have both defended outside in the past (if not we could revert to the Burrow plot of letting him defend in his own position. Whilst he's had a good season I don't think he's the most vital of the back 5 to keep in place and others like Briscoe (or Keinhorst) could do just as well supplying Hall outside them. You could also easily swap him and Sinfield around if it's not working as hoped or even just to mix it around during the game.
If we have to go left field thinking with no Aiton, Burrow or Sutcliffe and Ward not trusted then I think that would be the best bet.
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| Quote: ThePrinter "I would've picked Handley. Pick him at RW and Briscoe to LC and tried Moon at hooker. Can't be no worst than going with 1 HB, or Keinhorst like some suggested or Burrow.
He has good hands, can pass, I think he could be a dangerous runner from dummy half and is a reliable defender who MIGHT even be able to defend in he middle, he copes well physically even when he has to defend further infield when Burrow and McGuire have both defended outside in the past (if not we could revert to the Burrow plot of letting him defend in his own position. Whilst he's had a good season I don't think he's the most vital of the back 5 to keep in place and others like Briscoe (or Keinhorst) could do just as well supplying Hall outside them. You could also easily swap him and Sinfield around if it's not working as hoped or even just to mix it around during the game.
If we have to go left field thinking with no Aiton, Burrow or Sutcliffe and Ward not trusted then I think that would be the best bet.'"
Plus with Ablett inside him, it is not like he is seeing much ball, despite his danger.
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| Quote: Clearwing "Not sure that's entirely true. Speed of pass is pretty crucial for a hooker, less so for a half who can stand a little deeper if his passes lack a bit in the way of snappiness. A hooker with a slower pass - and we're talking fractions of a second here - results in the play being confined to a narrower channel. This tends to result in the a ruck that's much easier to defend. That doesn't make it a limitation that can't be overcome but explains why Aiton had such a positive effect.'"
When I said "distribution" that refers to the passing ability long and short fast and delayed. Most decent half backs have a full range of passes. Aiton's performances were not that good the previous season and I think his style this season was developed on the training field.
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| Quote: ThePrinter "You've often said that the role of hooker now is akin to a HB and not really about defending.....but it's not though is it. Look at other teams, look at the defensive work the likes of Roby, McIlorum, Houghton etc do, it's massive, usually the most impressive defensive performance of the night comes from the hooker.'"
Roby is in a class of his own and like JP is something of a freak. McIlorum has a good aggressive defense and go forward but IMO iffy distribution while Houghton puts in high tackle counts with quite poor distribution - you may recall he perhaps cost Hull the game the other week against us with bad passes. IMO one of the reasons there are so few top "proper hookers" is because we ask too much of them. In seeking a replacement for Aiton we are not overwhelmed with choice are we?
Quote: ThePrinter "The choice of hooker shouldn't be based on attack and not defence, it should be based on both.'"
Great if they can do both but IMO the priority is distribution and dummy runs.
Quote: ThePrinter "You actually point out that doing such a defensive workload is why we have an interchange hooker as it's so physically demanding to try do it for the full 80. It's exactly why asking the other forwards to do the hooker's tackling for him is a bad idea because it's physically demanding on them and then effects what they can do carting the ball forward.'"
Yes but most sides pick 3 forwards on the bench one of whom is often a hooker who comes on for 20 minutes. If your starting hooker could play the full 80 you replace the 20 minute not so good reserve hooker with an extra decent forward who can play longer spells and spread the tackling duties around.
Quote: ThePrinter "And the funny thing about you saying Robbie Ward is deemed not good enough, it's more than likely that it's because of his defence that he (and McShane and Hood) weren't trusted. The thing you think shouldn't matter.'"
This could well be true but it is equally possible that his passing i'snt good enough.
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| Quote: Juan Cornetto "Roby is in a class of his own and like JP is something of a freak. McIlorum has a good aggressive defense and go forward but IMO iffy distribution while Houghton puts in high tackle counts with quite poor distribution - you may recall he perhaps cost Hull the game the other week against us with bad passes. IMO one of the reasons there are so few top "proper hookers" is because we ask too much of them. In seeking a replacement for Aiton we are not overwhelmed with choice are we?
Great if they can do both but IMO the priority is distribution and dummy runs.
Yes but most sides pick 3 forwards on the bench one of whom is often a hooker who comes on for 20 minutes. If your starting hooker could play the full 80 you replace the 20 minute not so good reserve hooker with an extra decent forward who can play longer spells and spread the tackling duties around.
This could well be true but it is equally possible that his passing i'snt good enough.'"
If only Danny Buderus were available!!
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| Won't be surprised what so ever if McDermott has realised his problems and Golding starts in the stand off position.
Hardaker
Briscoe Watkins Moon Hall
Golding McGuire
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| "tried Moon at hooker".
What are you on about...................... if you were really on the grassy knoll in Dallas, Kennedy would still be alive because you'd have thought a spud gun would do the job
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| Similar to Frosties.
Hardaker
Briscoe watkins moon hall
Sinfield McGuire
Garbut Lilly peacock
Ward ablett
Cuthbertson
Golding delaney leuleui singleton
I think sinfield is more affective at 6 than 9
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