Quote: jonh "Dave, we kicked well. If a good kicking game is not part of the game plan then I am not sure what should be.
As for the rest if it last night was like watching Wigan under Madge bodies in motion, dummy runners, quicker line speed, getting the ball out wide and giving it some air. We player with intent.
The final was like watching us under Noble, up the middle, no moves, no dummy runners. Totally different.
I am sure you would come on here and be over the moon if we lost some times, you have an odd agenda as a Wigan fan.'"
From herehttp://www.theguardian.com/sport/2013/sep/12/huddersfield-wigan-super-league-match-reportrl
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13 September 2013 10I thought a performance similar to their CC win from Wigan - they played well within themselves against a team that fluffed its lines on the big occasion (again). If Wigan can get O'Loughlin back they will be very hard to beat.[/i
So did I ! It's a pretty simple point I was trying to make and I have idea why you want to imply of infer anything else from my post.
And as to this "If a good kicking game is not part of the game plan then I am not sure what should be." I think you really are clutching at straws because the CC final and last night have featured the best kicking games we have had all season. They stand out as different from all the rest of the games in this regard and therefore this is why I said they were similar in that respect. A good kicking game is certainly part of the game plan in every game. Its just that these two games stand out in term of executing that plan.
