That's a common tactic, you don't need two markers when defending on the line, they just get in the way. One marker and two men tight on the line to the ruck who get low and prevent a scoot.

Hopefully the amount of tackling the NZ'ers have put in will pay off in the second half and more gaps will open up & tackles will be missed.

We're not talking on the line. We're talking 20 out!!!

Doesn't matter. You could defend with no markers if you want.

He's no halfback. Super League isn't the issue here. Will you not agree he's been lacking tonight?

Great try !

great finish that from Hall. Sinfield with the very good con.

You must be pig sick after that kick and conversion.

NZ seriously don't know how to play Rugby League. They're trying to brawl their way to victory and are embarrassing themselves and the sport in the process.

The Aussies weren't much cleaner and that after Sheens comments. Ryan Hall is a great tallent and I can't wait for next Saturday.

Roosters tried to do it for every play the ball a couple of years ago, didn't they? Only problem was that the second player was going back and standing between the marker and the 10 metre mark and kept getting pinged for offside when players were running at him with the ball.

He is a half back though in every way he plays for Leeds. As a coach I love to watch sinfield, his decision making hasn't been spot on but far from awful. It's your agenda that gets me, he's been more effective than chase yet you don't mention him. Is Graham awful because he's dropped the ball a couple of times?

Any way being positive it's good to see the improvements England are making.

I suggest you rewatch his contribution to that first half. Absolute domination and we came up with 8 points. His last tackle options have been lame. He's a clever loose forward. He can get away with it for Leeds, but not at this level.

It's been very poor from them, hasn't it? Isaac Luke in particular has no place in professional sport. Tonight is at least the second time in this tournament that he's deliberately tried to injure an opponent.

What do you expect at international level, breaking the line all the time and 30 points up just because you dominate possession? I suggest you limit your claims to know anything about rugby league, your posts suggest you don't.