I can’t see Qld containing this forward pack. If they can, NSW have picked a back line of brilliant attackers, but poor defenders, so Qld could run riot. Fingers crossed that’s what happens.
He is an 80 minute player, not really an impact player.
Crichton less so than above as due to his bulk and ability to run lines he will be more effective.
Regarding Tommy T, yes he has played wing but not for over two seasons and wing is such a specialized position now with the tough carries out of danger, high ball catching and finishing. Turbo is at his best with freedom, sniffing around the ruck for offloads and broken play. He will be significantly more restricted on the wing, tough carries aren’t really his thing either.
What team has had the most state of origin representatives in a single game of state of origin in total (mixed between NSW and QLD) I counted 10 from Melbourne in 2008. Was curious on a team record if anyone can/has an idea?
What team has had the most state of origin representatives in a single game of state of origin in total (mixed between NSW and QLD) I counted 10 from Melbourne in 2008. Was curious on a team record if anyone can/has an idea?
The loose carry? Of course I am very bias in my opinion but I felt that Peachy never regained control after the first fumble and while making contact Austin dislodged the ball.
Two penalties that gave Penrith 4 points in the first 10-15 that should never have been given. Peachy not being sent to the bin when he was clearly offside from the quick tap and of course the strip from Tamou at the end that gave Penrith the field position and possession to win the game.
Canberra are their own worst enemy and tonight they did all they could to lose the game but those calls were terrible.
Yeah look I think you are right, maybe his forearm so fortunate call. Again though this supports the terrible officiating, 2 on field, 2 sideline and the bunker and they just can’t get any consistency.
Regardless though, it is all semantics, Penrith won and Canberra didn’t.