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Originally posted by rooster09 View PostId like too think so , but memories of what the raiders did to our forward pack in that 2nd half still leaves me with doubts , seems when one of our forwards gets wacked we seem to drop our nuts , im happy with where we are at , but i think we are very thin in our 1st grade forward stocks and our halves area 6,7 , the intensity of last nights contest we havnt expeirienced yet , and when we did we lost , games arent won out wide they are won through the middle , for me thats the real test
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Originally posted by bondi paul View PostI think the best way to beat the vermin is spin it wide rather than take them on up front if not then we play into their hands - they luv the heavy stuff and no team against them has decided to go wide- we can burn they off the park and they won't expect it
I don't know if this has been brought up much before but just think about a Roosters v Souths GF.
A long way off but it would be beyond epic. They'd have people hanging off the roof of the stadium at Homebush to see it.
Would be either the best/worst day of most fans of both clubs' lives!
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Originally posted by Ghost of Finch View PostThey burn us with quick play the balls. We need to dominate them in defence and slow them down.
I don't know if this has been brought up much before but just think about a Roosters v Souths GF.
A long way off but it would be beyond epic. They'd have people hanging off the roof of the stadium at Homebush to see it.
Would be either the best/worst day of most fans of both clubs' lives!"Those who care about you can hear you, even when you are quiet" - Steve Maraboli
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Originally posted by Ghost of Finch:298512Originally posted by bondi paul View PostI think the best way to beat the vermin is spin it wide rather than take them on up front if not then we play into their hands - they luv the heavy stuff and no team against them has decided to go wide- we can burn they off the park and they won't expect it
I don't know if this has been brought up much before but just think about a Roosters v Souths GF.
A long way off but it would be beyond epic. They'd have people hanging off the roof of the stadium at Homebush to see it.
Would be either the best/worst day of most fans of both clubs' lives!
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Originally posted by Gold Coast Rooster View PostCan we go with storm, rabbits & manly ???
I will answer your question like this, the Roosters are a far better side under Robinson who has a really really good roster, from my observations this year Robo is about having the players getting down & getting dirty, putting their bodies on the line in defence as a united unit. When or if you are a top 3 defensive side there is a very high chance you will finish in the top 4. You will have to wait till Sept to know who they will be.
Robbo has bought spirit to the joint & when ever there is spirit in the team & the majority of the boys like each other success will come. Souths, Melbourne & Newcastle are in the same boat, I think.
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Originally posted by Mickey Lane View PostAdd Newcastle to that list'
I will answer your question like this, the Roosters are a far better side under Robinson who has a really really good roster, from my observations this year Robo is about having the players getting down & getting dirty, putting their bodies on the line in defence as a united unit. When or if you are a top 3 defensive side there is a very high chance you will finish in the top 4. You will have to wait till Sept to know who they will be.
Robbo has bought spirit to the joint & when ever there is spirit in the team & the majority of the boys like each other success will come. Souths, Melbourne & Newcastle are in the same boat, I think.
we showed in round 1 that, as unco-ordinated and unused to each other as we were, we were still able to break the line more than souths and threaten.
on Thursday, the warriors showed that Melbourne can be beaten with creative football as long as its combined with discipline. that's why the warriors have a good record against Melbourne, they play attacking, creative football, and in previous years they've had the defensive discipline to back it up.
Manly aren't going to be beaten up the middle, once again, side to side, attacking footy will beat them.
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Originally posted by kegs1 View Postall of the rabbitohs, the sea eagles and the storm are beatable.
we showed in round 1 that, as unco-ordinated and unused to each other as we were, we were still able to break the line more than souths and threaten.
on Thursday, the warriors showed that Melbourne can be beaten with creative football as long as its combined with discipline. that's why the warriors have a good record against Melbourne, they play attacking, creative football, and in previous years they've had the defensive discipline to back it up.
Manly aren't going to be beaten up the middle, once again, side to side, attacking footy will beat them.
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Originally posted by roostersrule2 View PostIndeed and the Knights are not on our or the aforementioned teams level IMO.
they probably don't have the class to get into the top 4 or challenge for the comp, but they will throw in an upset or two.
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Originally posted by Mickey Lane View PostAdd Newcastle to that list'
I will answer your question like this, the Roosters are a far better side under Robinson who has a really really good roster, from my observations this year Robo is about having the players getting down & getting dirty, putting their bodies on the line in defence as a united unit. When or if you are a top 3 defensive side there is a very high chance you will finish in the top 4. You will have to wait till Sept to know who they will be.
Robbo has bought spirit to the joint & when ever there is spirit in the team & the majority of the boys like each other success will come. Souths, Melbourne & Newcastle are in the same boat, I think.
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Originally posted by stsae View PostGeez dude that's a massive call.
Personally I'd think it more likely someone like RTS would be more chance of moving to 6 if a long term injury occurred.
Very impressed on Langi's Trial form, U20's form and his game for Tonga v Samoa.
Once he has a couple of weeks in firsts, and if Maloney came back, I'd back Langi to cement a bench spot.
IMO Langi would be playing first grade at most other clubs
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Originally posted by Tommy Smith View PostIn order to compete with Manly and Souths i think we need an extra big body on he bench personally...Much more physical and not likely to get overpowered without really sacrificing our mobility and speed on the fringes.
The better sides are bigger.
Even Canberra's pack managed to get it over us.
It's an old problem with our club. We always seem to have mobile forwards at the expense of steamrollers.
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