Having just watched then sky+ replay I think, had he stayed on could have won the game for us.
One chance where Carmont was just stopped and the one where Foster took the high ball. I reckon Pryce would have had both.

Great game though, even better watching the replay than at the game.

No excuses about the ref, he had a decent game, maybe the Leon Pryce penalty that put Saints in position for the Welens try, but it started from Piggys forward pass.

Pryce was going well and certainly looked our best chance of scoring.

Im still suspicious of Bentham, the way he call's things and his inconsistency within games. Im quite sure the count will be almost even, but for me there is just something about him that makes me uneasy.

Had another solid game, hopefully he won't miss any game time because he really is a threat out wide.

If only we had passed it out wide earlier in the match!

We missed an O'Loughlin or Phelps who can throw that cut out ball at speed.

I was very surprised we went to Amos Roberts side for the first half hour.

you think pryce would have jumped for a high ball!! you think he was our best chance of scoring? the bloke is a joke and you should go to specsavers.

I think people need to be a bit more realistic about what Pryce offers to the team.

From about 10m out he backs himself to score and he more often than not does given a decent pass. He also can score some tries that need scoring from that distance.

The rest of the time? Not convinced.

For a big lad he makes few meters when taking the ball out of defence. He goes down really easily. As a winger I just can't see him scoring a try longer than the previously mentioned 10m.

I would like him to be the winger he's supposed to be but for me he just does not offer enough.

Dave

im getting sick of hearing the same thing and telling people the same thing about this useless player, he offers nothing, he does nothing, he doesnt look part of the team, everyone has told me to give him a chance, yeah he deserves a chance but for me a player who gets the first little strain or injury hes straight off the field, lets be honest he doesnt wanna be out there when it gets rough and tough. ok hes scored i dunno say 10 tries in 8 games or whatever it is, so did ainscough but look at where he is, in the same place pryce should be in the reserves

i cant make my mind up about him. Sometimes he looks good but most he seems to look like he gives up/collapses into the opposing player and goes all floppy. He has the attributes to be devastating but it doesnt seem to be 100 percent there

i dont want this to turn into a slagging off thread btw

oh and nice to meet you in the ss bar before the game rogues.

Pryce scored a try today that none of our other wingers would have, and did nothing wrong.

The abuse he is still getting from the stands is disgraceful.

Anyone who watches Melbourne play will know that we dont need wingers who do anything but finish from 20yards, as the rest of the play is about opening up the space for the walk in try's. Amos/Sam give us our version's of GI and thats why players like Pryce & Goulding are scoring so many. It's inside of the wingers we need to spend the big money.

Finds his front every drive and takes 2 to 3 players with him.

His pass to Crmont against Hudds was sublime as was his pass today, although nothing came of it.

No other winger at the club would have scored the try he did today on the stroke of half time.

His defence was outstanding, but he was caught out of position once when Foster dropped it with a walk in.

If we are looking to be critical look to Roberts today (who should not be picked) rather than fire cheap shots at a player who went well today.

Dave I'm not sure if anyone has ever told you but generally you attack for 50% of the game and defend for 50% of the game.

While Pryce has been defending on the wing nothing has come down that side of the field. Pryce went off, and guess what, we leak a try.

Go figure.

get real mate, he was playing against a young small winger in foster its not as if it was vainakolo he was knocking over, hes e