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To be fair didn’t they do the same to us later that same year?Amongst all those stats, no mention of the 54-0 thrashing we dealt out in 2018?!
To be fair didn’t they do the same to us later that same year?Amongst all those stats, no mention of the 54-0 thrashing we dealt out in 2018?!
Very comprehensive write up. Good read. I loved this comment in reference to our game last week, "They wiped their backsides all over the Broncos 50-6, leaving skidmarks. " haha.Very impressive analysis from the Eels forum.
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Not as bad as that but certainly got toweled upTo be fair didn’t they do the same to us later that same year?
Great write up @HOE Very comprehensive. Great read. Well done.Hello ladies and gentlemen,
Just popping in to say thanks for some positive feedback on our Eels' match review blog.
Should be a good game, and I'm looking forward to it.
All the best to you all.
And that's one of the problems this send-off crackdown has caused. Every fan is now worried their team will be robbed because of accidental contact with the head.Couple of send offs and 10 set restarts to either side will kill the game.
Not worried it will happen to us - hoping it will happen to them!And that's one of the problems this send-off crackdown has caused. Every fan is now worried their team will be robbed because of accidental contact with the head.
This is indeed the point, as I tried to raise with @WoodsieAnd that's one of the problems this send-off crackdown has caused. Every fan is now worried their team will be robbed because of accidental contact with the head.
We have loads of upside , they are about as good as they are going to get!The Eels are as good as they can be while we're building and improving week by week. A glance at the respective injury lists shows that we have a lot more talent off the park but due back in coming weeks. The Eels may beat us this weekend but they are going to face a much tuffer team if we meet in the finals. It would be good to pocket the two points this weekend but I'll be happy with further improvement and a strong showing. We cost ourselves with some poor decisions and lapses in play against the Panthers.
Fear not then, for he has already used up all his credit.My worry about Sundays game is Bryce Cartwright. He always seems to tear us apart and play his one good game a year against us.
This is indeed the point, as I tried to raise with @Woodsie
And the majority of those sin bins were only grade 1 offences and nothing more than a tickle across the cheeks.Then you should have raised the point by stating your opinion ... asking me to define what an accidental tackle and unavoidable tackle constitute, from somebody who has watched the game for 50 years, just appeared to be a G up to me ... if I misunderstood your post, I apologise ..
But how they are refereed is a different issue to the over riding point that I was making ... and that is we don't have the insurmountable problem of changing tackling techniques that is being suggested ...
I repeat my point ... from an estimated 3500 tackles made last week, 3 were send offs .. and none of them had anything to do with technique, and everything to do with brainfarts ... so the issue here is to eliminate the brainfarts, or the players that have them ... not technique ..
Of the remaining estimated 3497 tackles last week, some 8 were considered worthy of a sin bin, these included unintentional etc ..
And yes, I agree with you that how we classify and referee these tackles is the key to a watchable game ..
So 3489 tackles out of 3500 are just fine and dandy ... that is a whoppingly hugmongus percentage of 99.69% of all tackles were fine ... or for the inverse fans ... there was a problem with less than half of 1% of tackles ....
And to your point .. I agree that how we classify tackles and adjudicate on them will be the key to a successful result ...
Its a **** situation, did you watch last nights game? If you did, did you see the cows winger Taugali, the players are as much to blame as the administration, I would be embarrassed if I was him, he was barely touched by a finger or 2 and played for the response, when shown on replay, what a joke, if players want to keep milking for penalties, bins and send offs things are only going to get worse, I think the cows were robbed last week with the Lachlan Burr incident, their game was effectively ended with that call and it was a shocker, so how do the cows respond? Well if you can’t beat them join them, it’s **** behaviour by the players and the coaches if they are instructing their players to play for penalties, if your hit unfairly or hurt fair enough, but this B/S of milking and playing for penalties or reprisals is pissing me off as much as the match officials and isn’t doing the game any favours.And the majority of those sin bins were only grade 1 offences and nothing more than a tickle across the cheeks.
Not good news for Cust, strengthens the left edge in defence with Keppie on the edge and Schuster to 6, looking forward to see if Lawton gets a run.Cust injured, Schuster to 6, Keppie to the back row, Taupau to start at prop and Lawton added to the bench
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