Re: Team for Cas : Mon Apr 16, 2018 12:40 pm
Grimmy wrote:
Where is it set in stone that a halfback must only attack one side of the pitch? I'm sure there are plays where he can come over to the other side, or swap with Escare at a key moment.
I agree regarding Bateman, it's just that Sarginson was that bad against Leeds that I don't think we can risk him against Cas, and we are very strong at second row with Isa/Farrell/O'Loughlin/J.Tomkins all in very good form. Again, opportunities for him to swap with Isa for certain plays/sets if there is a benefit to it.
I agree regarding Bateman, it's just that Sarginson was that bad against Leeds that I don't think we can risk him against Cas, and we are very strong at second row with Isa/Farrell/O'Loughlin/J.Tomkins all in very good form. Again, opportunities for him to swap with Isa for certain plays/sets if there is a benefit to it.
The formation of the team is pretty much set in stone. This is how and why players form movements and set plays, how they operate. We, like probably all teams play split halves. One half controls the left, the other the right. This is how we play. It's sadly not 1985 anymore when the 6 and 7 play together with the 6 off the 7 to form attacks.
Swapping with Escare? Why not just play Escare as a 7 then? Please no more switcharoos.