The reality is we do not have strike power across the park like the top teams
The reality is at the moment players like Parker and Harper are not dominant line breaking match winning strike players like the electric Crichtons that light up the field and win matches with one surge of briliance and superior speed or do we have destructive back rowers like the Kikaus
The reality is defensively we have the capability to defend like trojans and frustrate quality teams and grind away to a resilient win
The reality is all our players need to work harder together as a team and win games at the back of their resilient defence
The reality is resilient defensive efforts can dominate games
No one can run without legs
The reality is no one gave us any hope against the Warriors and most on here jumped on their No Hope Win Wagon
The reality is we defied adversity and defeated the Warriors against all odds with our resilient never say die defence and the reality is we can keep on winning if we keep on digging our heels in and defend like demons like we did against the Warriors
The moral of the story
IF THE BASTARDS CANT SCORE
THE BASTARDS CANT WIN
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resilient
re·sil·ient (rĭ-zĭl′yənt)
adj.
1. Capable of returning to an original shape or position, as after having been compressed. See Synonyms at flexible.
2. Able to recover readily, as from misfortune.
[Latin resiliēns, resilient-, present participle of resilīre, to leap back; see resile.]
re·sil′ient·ly adv.
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resilient (rɪˈzɪlɪənt)
adj
1. (General Physics) (of an object or material) capable of regaining its original shape or position after bending, stretching, compression, or other deformation; elastic
2. (of a person) recovering easily and quickly from shock, illness, hardship, etc; irrepressible
reˈsiliently adv
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re•sil•ient (rɪˈzɪl yənt)
adj.
1. having resilience; able to spring back to an original form or position after compression, stretching, etc.; flexible.
2. recovering readily from illness, adversity, or the like.
[1635–45; < Latin resilient-, s. of resiliēns, present participle of resilīre to spring back =re- re- + -silīre, comb. form of salīre to leap, jump]
re•sil′ient•ly, adv.
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