Every game is a Grand Final now until the end of the season. Playing the 2 worst teams in the League during our final 3 games is very helpful if the points difference is very close. We were very poor against the Skolars last time out and still scored 54 points. Hopefully we can open up a greater point difference this weekend.
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dddooommm wrote:Every game is a Grand Final now until the end of the season. Playing the 2 worst teams in the League during our final 3 games is very helpful if the points difference is very close. We were very poor against the Skolars last time out and still scored 54 points. Hopefully we can open up a greater point difference this weekend.
And yet York only beat them by 2 points a couple of weeks ago?
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Nothus wrote:And yet York only beat them by 2 points a couple of weeks ago?
They didn't use their DR players, as I understand it. If they were learning any lessons from that game it would seem to have borne fruit in the following one.....
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. Mark Twain
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Bulliac wrote:They didn't use their DR players, as I understand it. If they were learning any lessons from that game it would seem to have borne fruit in the following one.....
Those lessons being, "KR's players are better than ours"?
York have lost access to a couple that played against the Bulls now. Josh Johnson and Jordan Walne have gone to Leigh on loan. Since Craig Hall and Ben Crooks have come in though, York may get a couple of the fringe three quarters from KR instead.
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HamsterChops wrote:Those lessons being, "KR's players are better than ours"?
York have lost access to a couple that played against the Bulls now. Josh Johnson and Jordan Walne have gone to Leigh on loan. Since Craig Hall and Ben Crooks have come in though, York may get a couple of the fringe three quarters from KR instead.
Errm, no - The lessons being that the KR players were better than the ones York substituted for them against London - thus explaining why they only beat them by the same two points as in our game.
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