Quote: wire-flyer "Is it just me or does our attacking line still not have enough depth to it? Where are the ball receivers running from deep crossing behind dummy runners? We just shift it from side to side then someone tries to beat a defender on his own and goes down.'"
It's really basic stuff. There are no dummy runners running lines to cause doubt in the defence. It's as predictable as night follows day how our attack pans out. Trundling drives with no backing up as we never pass. Scoot from dummy half which looks dangerous but no-one backing up. Ball ships one edge on play 4. Back to the other edge on 5 (if we don't knock on/ forward pass), then a cross field kick into the dead ball area which sadly doesn't work any more without Briers' accuracy and Monaghans catching. Rinse and repeat.
Wilkin on the radio said that last week about us that we were far too easy to predict, even if we executed well, throughout 2017.
