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Author:  Sharpy_4a [ Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:25 pm ]
Post subject:  A Damn Good Point
I was in the south stand bar last night before the game and a mate of mine came up with a great point!

Each week they tell us how great its gone in training blah blah blah.

But you can be a great trainer, fit as a butchers dog, strong as an Ox but if you cant play rugby, your screwed!

Its a simple point but one i feel sums up the majority of our squad and games!
Author:  NSW [ Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Damn Good Point
Sharpy_4a wrote:I was in the south stand bar last night before the game and a mate of mine came up with a great point!

Each week they tell us how great its gone in training blah blah blah.

But you can be a great trainer, fit as a butchers dog, strong as an Ox but if you cant play rugby, your screwed!

Its a simple point but one i feel sums up the majority of our squad and games!

I think most of them are too nervous/not confident enough to try things that they've done in training and tranfer it into a match situation. :(
Author:  MattyB [ Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:29 pm ]
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Why then if 'some just can't play rugby' why are they picked week after week, in front of others who obviously can?
Author:  Odem [ Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:30 pm ]
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MattyB wrote:Why then if 'some just can't play rugby' why are they picked week after week, in front of others who obviously can?


Ask Noble
Author:  Perkin [ Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:33 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Damn Good Point
fazwigan4eva wrote:I think most of them are too nervous/not confident enough to try things that they've done in training and tranfer it into a match situation. :(


IMO I don't think its them not being confident enough to try things, more a case of being restricted by the tactics. In the second half last night when we were a few scores down we seemed to abandon Noble's 5 drives & kick tactics and looked more than capable of scoring.
Author:  Mugwump [ Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:48 pm ]
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Training always goes "well" - even when it doesn't.

Words and meaning have parted company entirely.
Author:  NSW [ Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:49 pm ]
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Mugwump wrote:Training always goes "well" - even when it doesn't.

Words and meaning have parted company entirely.


True, Ive never heard Noble say in a interview " training went awful and we arent ready for next week" :lol:
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