I've mentioned a few times on here in the last few weeks how poor I think Turner is defensively. It's not his actual tackling that's the problem, it's his decision making, him flying up and him planting his feet. While Walsh is poor at the actual tackling, this is made to look much worse because of Turner's defense. I apologise for the long post...but there are pictures too

First try down our left hand side that actually came from a line break last week is the one to take us to 22-0 down. This one is clearer on video than in a photo, but Turner comes in unnecessarily on Ablett (the lead runner). Not too much, just enough that Hardaker has got him beat on the outside. Walsh then has to check himself in case Hardaker runs the ball, Watkins is then easily on the outside of him and so on.
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Second try of note in that match was the one by Ablett. Walsh is partly at fault here, because he's turned his hips (which are now facing the touchline, leaving him vulnerable to the sidestep). But Turner has planted his feet too when Watkins passes the ball, which means that when Ablett does put that big step on to the inside, there is a lot more space than there should be.
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Huddersfield's second try last night. The first picture is the tackle before they score. Turner shoots in despite it being a 3 on 3 beforehand. Huddersfield don't take advantage. Next tackle, Turner shoots in on what was a 3 v 3, Swift has to follow him, and Huddersfield kick behind Swift and score.
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There was another two tries scored down that side, the third and fourth. Third was just an all round farce. Fourth I think Greenwood is too tight so Huddersfield had a 4 v 3 and you can't really blame Turner or Walsh. It was something Wells mentioned in his analysis too. He said that Turner has put on a lot of size in a short space of time which means he's struggling with mobility more than usual. This combined with his reading is costing us a lot of points, but as it's not as obvious as a missed tackle, people only talk about Walsh missing a tackle or Swift not being marking his opposite winger.

I've mentioned a few times on here in the last few weeks how poor I think Turner is defensively. It's not his actual tackling that's the problem, it's his decision making, him flying up and him planting his feet. While Walsh is poor at the actual tackling, this is made to look much worse because of Turner's defense. I apologise for the long post...but there are pictures too

First try down our left hand side that actually came from a line break last week is the one to take us to 22-0 down. This one is clearer on video than in a photo, but Turner comes in unnecessarily on Ablett (the lead runner). Not too much, just enough that Hardaker has got him beat on the outside. Walsh then has to check himself in case Hardaker runs the ball, Watkins is then easily on the outside of him and so on.
gyazo.com/9166efc9b04d1cfa613bdb6448b57514

Second try of note in that match was the one by Ablett. Walsh is partly at fault here, because he's turned his hips (which are now facing the touchline, leaving him vulnerable to the sidestep). But Turner has planted his feet too when Watkins passes the ball, which means that when Ablett does put that big step on to the inside, there is a lot more space than there should be.
gyazo.com/e360b7ec34fcee66ced318c4962f4c36

Huddersfield's second try last night. The first picture is the tackle before they score. Turner shoots in despite it being a 3 on 3 beforehand. Huddersfield don't take advantage. Next tackle, Turner shoots in on what was a 3 v 3, Swift has to follow him, and Huddersfield kick behind Swift and score.
gyazo.com/6cd9c71a0c04dc2132e3e65ca11535af
gyazo.com/e8c01b3b41c24619f9171fe85facddd6

There was another two tries scored down that side, the third and fourth. Third was just an all round farce. Fourth I think Greenwood is too tight so Huddersfield had a 4 v 3 and you can't really blame Turner or Walsh. It was something Wells mentioned in his analysis too. He said that Turner has put on a lot of size in a short space of time which means he's struggling with mobility more than usual. This combined with his reading is costing us a lot of points, but as it's not as obvious as a missed tackle, people only talk about Walsh missing a tackle or Swift not being marking his opposite winger.