What more can he do in the positions he was put in?
He started a few breaks on the left with good hands
He defended strongly and doesnt really miss tackles.

Hes gone from having sandow next to him creating space and opportunities to having nothing now, everyones goes right or he gets in passed to him with 3 defenders in front of him.

I agree hes still missing a bit of his confidence but they're asking him.to work miracles in some positions

We were playing good rugby last year until injuries and a drop in form ruined our season.

The key this season will be to maintain this level of form throughout the year.

I think the biggest difference between these first two games and the end of last season has just been the intensity of the players. They seem to be thinking faster and playing at a more aggressive tempo than last year when it just seemed like we were accepting being second best.

I'm definitely encouraged by Currie last night.

No complaints from me, Currie played well in an excellent defencesive team performnce.

He took a couple of strong runs into their line, looked fearless and not like somebody worrying about another injury.


We moved the ball incredibly well on Thursday night. Shows how well the team is clicking together. I take the point about Saints having players missing but would counter that with a question mark over the depth of their squad.

Agreed he made some really good solid drives with good leg drive especially in the second half last week. Where as in moments last year, he seemed to take the tackle (almost given in) to the defender, but not really push on through the defensive line.

Ideally we need to see more of the same from Currie, hopefully he will develop his attacking game more, loved seeing his long looping passes to wingers or his inside ball to Ratchford from a penalty tap..