whats the difference between 6 and 7 if you play split halves?

If you split the halves - none. About as much difference as 8 and 10 or 11 and 12

canberra play split halves so Ruddy Duck is saying they have him playing in the right position and Wigan didnt but we play split halves also so was wondering how is it different like he claims

Sorry, I forgot that in the game of today, all players have to be capable playing anywhere, like for example backs packing down in a scrum.

Williams was never a proper Stand Off in a month of Sundays and I am not alone in saying it. Was only playing in the position at Wigan to accomodate a older player past his best and who should have retired by now.

p.s. How many today know the difference between being a open side prop or a blind side prop?

But he wasn't playing stand off (in its traditional form) because we play split halves

If your 6 is on the left and 7 on the right then technically the are Playing the same position. The only time you will see the 6/7 working together is from a scrum, and even this isn’t always the case. They should rename the positions to playmakers because standoffs & scrum halves are pretty much defunct.

Exactly

there is no such things in RL anymore just RU, we pack down with anyone at prop now and you know that

The difference is nothing. Exactly same position these days.

Even though Canberra lost comfortably, I thought Williams was very good again. He’s found a long kicking game from somewhere and it was excellent most of the time.

He was decent again , his kicking was excellent and if they used him more rather than go through the other half back the majority of the time then Raiders may have done better

I thought he stood up well when Wighton went off and I’ve been surprised how confident and comfortable he looks. He’s joint top of the assists chart for the whole league, so I think he can be pretty pleased with that start.

On the same note as last week, I’m still absolutely amazed where Hodgson gets his billing from. His performance was littered with examples of him hogging the ball and he threw in a few errors. The commentator praised him at one point for the exact thing that drives me up the wall about him and that’s him stepping out of dummy half before passing, rather than just getting quick ball to his forwards and halves. Doing it every so often is fine but it’s 50% of the time. The Aussies must look for different things in a hooker than we do. I’m convinced at the very least Roby, Clark and McShane are better players.

Yeah, I’m not his biggest fan but he’s loved over there, I also noticed he’s top of the charts in the NRL for missed tackles and mistakes so far this season.
As for Williams I thought he did okay, assisted all 3 try’s although Papali takes all the credit for his great try.

What we’d do for a prop like Papali to build the side around.

He's played very well in the last two games. Can't believe he's suddenly showing he does actually have a long kicking game.