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| Quote: trigger "ive no idea why england and gb have this habbit of player loose forwards at stand off !'"
Ellery Hanley weren't bad at it.
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| With no real competitive matches prior to the World Cup, Peacock should bow out now, he’s been a great servant but he’s not going to improve in the next couple of years.
Same goes for Morley, it’s a sad state of affairs when he’s only got about ten caps less than Mr Lockyer.
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| Quote: Ovavoo "Ellery Hanley weren't bad at it.'"
Ellery Hanley was the exception that proved virtually every rule.
Probably the most 'complete' player I've ever watched....'weren't bad' at just about everything!
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| Quote: Offside Monkey "Exactly. We first failed to match the physicality in the impact, epitomised by Gallen and Thaiday, which then gave Smith a lovely platform. Peacock hasn't been able to muster that kind of impact, although I though Morley did.'"
I thought the opposite - I was hoping for the Morley of old to emerge and set the game alight by knocking the tar out of someone; however, he got banjaxed by Galloway on almost his first impact of the game and seemed pretty ineffectual from then onwards.
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| Quote: bren2k "I thought the opposite - I was hoping for the Morley of old to emerge and set the game alight by knocking the tar out of someone; however, he got banjaxed by Galloway on almost his first impact of the game and seemed pretty ineffectual from then onwards.'"
Mmmm, he definately had a couple when he bashed it in and impressed me. Obviously he had some that went the other that didn't stick in my mind.
I'm not going to rewatch it to see which happened more!
Anyway, its safe to say Morley and Peacock won't be there for the world cup, so best look at who's going to replace them.
I like Crabtree when I've seen him at that level, although I think his form, like the rest of the Hudds players, crashed towards the end of the season. The young Burgesses may make some real strides between now and the world cup, also.
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| I'd like to think all 4 Burgess' will develop into potential international forwards. At the minute we have plenty of grafters but we lack forwards with the athleticism of the likes of Gallen, Scott, Watmough and Lewis.
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| Quote: vastman "That's the key one. Good SL player and I'd have him in my team but has never ever had the X Factor to play at international level.
When will we learn that ordinary won't cut it especially in a pivotal position. He has no attributes that allow him to shine against the best in the world. He is too small, has no pace, is not a great passer of the ball, has an average kicking game. This is bad enough but he can't read the game either and by now he should be word perfect.
Can you imagine the Aussies persisting with him if he were as Aussie. Leon Pryce was hardly world class but he was big and hard to handle with a turn of speed and he is the best we have come up with in years.
Truth is we simply do not produce enough good players, nothing to do with intensity etc. We could have a league of six teams with no imports and we would still be no better, because Sinfield would still be one of the best.
I'll also throw Atkins in the mix. Technically not a great centre but at least he's strong and fast and might have actually troubled the Aussies. Instead we play Yeaman who is a workmanlike centre who goes well at SL but simply has nothing to offer at this level.'"
Classic opinion of someone who only applauds players who make outstanding and obvious breaks. If you review the 4 nations, I would say sinfield will be comfortably top of the assist charts for England, I may be wrong but yet again the 8 points we scored against Australia on Saturday were a result of Sinfield. He is never going to make clear breaks or many tackle busts, but the defence and attack is both bossed by Sinfield who had to take control as nobody else can. It's all very well playing players who may make some breaks but if there is no set structure you will get nowhere, watch the game back and look at how he is constantly controlling the defensive line and pointing players into the correct positions. He was targeted as the Australians knew he is our main pivot, which totally restricted his game. To say he can't read the game is laughable, I would be willing to bet if we had played the likes of Widdop at SO we would have scored considerably less points partnered with Chase. As it stands Sinfield is the only player who can boss the team around the pitch. Many of our players however dynamic they may be such as Chase, Widdop and Tomkins, are very indivdual and do not often bring team mates into the game.
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| It won't matter who we have at HB if we don't improve our technique in the collusion.
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| Quote: Sibbs Rhinos "Classic opinion of someone who only applauds players who make outstanding and obvious breaks. If you review the 4 nations, I would say sinfield will be comfortably top of the assist charts for England, I may be wrong but yet again the 8 points we scored against Australia on Saturday were a result of Sinfield. He is never going to make clear breaks or many tackle busts, but the defence and attack is both bossed by Sinfield who had to take control as nobody else can. It's all very well playing players who may make some breaks but if there is no set structure you will get nowhere, watch the game back and look at how he is constantly controlling the defensive line and pointing players into the correct positions. He was targeted as the Australians knew he is our main pivot, which totally restricted his game. To say he can't read the game is laughable, I would be willing to bet if we had played the likes of Widdop at SO we would have scored considerably less points partnered with Chase. As it stands Sinfield is the only player who can boss the team around the pitch. Many of our players however dynamic they may be such as Chase, Widdop and Tomkins, are very indivdual and do not often bring team mates into the game.'"
Nope, someone who knows the difference between a very good SL player and a real world class player. If you took your club blinkers off you's see it yourself.
He does none of the things you claim he does at International level well enough, it's pure delusion on your part I'm afraid.
I will concede to you on one issue you raise, he is a world class pointer - if he played as well as he points we'd have a winner. Problem is I can point at things.
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| Quote: vastman "Nope, someone who knows the difference between a very good SL player and a real world class player. If you took your club blinkers off you's see it yourself.
He does none of the things you claim he does at International level well enough, it's pure delusion on your part I'm afraid.
I will concede to you on one issue you raise, he is a world class pointer - if he played as well as he points we'd have a winner. Problem is I can point at things.'"
Why have the majority of the points scored in this years 4 nations come from a play of Sinfield then? How very apt of you to take that literally also, you know exactly what I'm talking about. If you have played rugby to any sort of decent level it's a huge lift to have a player in the side who takes responsibility and keeps other players right, wither your refusing to acknowledge this I don't know.
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| Widdop for the Storm this season: Widdop (25 matches – 16 line-breaks, 16 try assists eight line-break assists and two tries).
Anybody got these stats for Sinfield/Chase?
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| Sinfield stats from sl.co.u
Games. 27
Tries. 1
Try assists. 22
Goals. 115
Tackle busts. 30
Clean breaks. 7
Offloads 37
What that proves I dunno.
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| I just thought it'd be interesting to see how these players actually performed during the season to warrant the calls for them to be played/not played.
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| Quote: vastman "Nope, someone who knows the difference between a very good SL player and a real world class player. If you took your club blinkers off you's see it yourself.'" Whilst Danny Brough proves not to be good enough to be classed as neither. Sinfield is a far superior player to Brough and has proved so for years
Sinfield doesnt need to prove himself better than Lockyer or prove himself a 'real world class player' he just needs to be the best we have available and he is.
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| Quote: tombojombo "I just thought it'd be interesting to see how these players actually performed during the season to warrant the calls for them to be played/not played.'"
Well going by stats chase would be way above windop in the pecking order.
Games. 25
Tries. 12
Try assists.27
Offloads 37
Metres. 2898
Tackle busts . 102
Clean breaks. 14
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