Post subject: The match itself - tactics/plays - where we won it
Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 12:37 am
Tarquin Fuego
Club Owner
Joined: Feb 03 2004 Posts: 3738 Location: United Kingdom
Lots of great yards down the middle and a recent tactic of yards out wide, we saw that v Leeds in the semi KICKING game !!!! Snead and Albo were totally amazing
Wigan were pants
Ellis was punched in the first tackle of the game
Carlos didn't strip the ball - when you grip a player and the ball that tight it's obvious that when Mcaillorum tries to score that when he loses his grip then it will look like Carlos ripped it
That is why the ref called it no try and he was looking at it
No pundit or fan was closer than the ref
Griffin arguably could have stopped the 2nd try from them as he focuses too much on williams - arguably
Could Griffin have not impeded the Wigan player for Mahes hat trick ?
We were so dominant yet couldn't get the score to reflect it
Thought we were better than last year
Shaul seemed much more comfortable
The ref also seemed to help us or at least it felt that way - our discipline helped for sure and completion rates must have been good
I've watched it twice now and I really enjoy how we played
Post subject: Re: The match itself - tactics/plays - where we won it
Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 6:55 am
WIZEB
Player Coach
Joined: Nov 23 2009 Posts: 12755 Location: The Hamptons of East Yorkshire
Tarquin Fuego wrote:Lots of great yards down the middle and a recent tactic of yards out wide, we saw that v Leeds in the semi KICKING game !!!! Snead and Albo were totally amazing
Wigan were pants
Ellis was punched in the first tackle of the game
Carlos didn't strip the ball - when you grip a player and the ball that tight it's obvious that when Mcaillorum tries to score that when he loses his grip then it will look like Carlos ripped it
That is why the ref called it no try and he was looking at it
No pundit or fan was closer than the ref
Griffin arguably could have stopped the 2nd try from them as he focuses too much on williams - arguably
Could Griffin have not impeded the Wigan player for Mahes hat trick ?
We were so dominant yet couldn't get the score to reflect it
Thought we were better than last year
Shaul seemed much more comfortable
The ref also seemed to help us or at least it felt that way - our discipline helped for sure and completion rates must have been good
I've watched it twice now and I really enjoy how we played
Post subject: Re: The match itself - tactics/plays - where we won it
Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 7:18 am
the cal train
International Star
Joined: May 12 2011 Posts: 3338 Location: West Hull
We got a few 50/50s but then they got away with Marshall catching it with a foot dead and plenty of the usual high tackles and digs. Scoreline really compliments Wigan I think.
All men are created equal, some work harder in preseason. -Emmitt Smith
Post subject: Re: The match itself - tactics/plays - where we won it
Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 7:37 am
Dave K.
International Board Member
Joined: Mar 14 2003 Posts: 25930 Location: Back in Hull.
Was Griffin injured, we seem to struggle on the right when he went off, not sure it was the best idea to bring Connor in just for the sake of it, would have used him in the middle.
Post subject: Re: The match itself - tactics/plays - where we won it
Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 7:57 am
Carlotti
Player Coach
Joined: Aug 21 2005 Posts: 583
Thought we stopped playing rugby for the last 15 mins, went into our shell and played 5 drives and a kick, nearly cost us the match, hope Radders and team learn from this, we need to keep playing rugby for 80 mins.
Post subject: Re: The match itself - tactics/plays - where we won it
Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 8:10 am
Tarquin Fuego
Club Owner
Joined: Feb 03 2004 Posts: 3738 Location: United Kingdom
WIZEB wrote:Radford a better coach than Bellamy.?
I had a presentation from melbourne storm Management Frank P etc Bellamy is incredible in 15h season Attention to detail is the key Consistency - something we need to get
Post subject: Re: The match itself - tactics/plays - where we won it
Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 8:17 am
Jake the Peg
International Chairman
Joined: Mar 22 2007 Posts: 30474
I thought we lacked a bit of creativity in their 20 but wigan defended really well. With the field position we had early in the 2nd half we should have really out the game to bed. griffin going off seemed the turning point and they started to rip us to pieces on our right.
For me it was probably our worst performance in the cup this year but who gives a fook, we WON
Brilliant day and what an atmosphere with all those fans there
Post subject: Re: The match itself - tactics/plays - where we won it
Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 8:17 am
Hasbag
International Star
Joined: Feb 26 2012 Posts: 4812 Location: Hull
Carlotti wrote:Thought we stopped playing rugby for the last 15 mins, went into our shell and played 5 drives and a kick, nearly cost us the match, hope Radders and team learn from this, we need to keep playing rugby for 80 mins.
I thought it wasn't a bad call to do that, personally. We went through a 10 minute latch where we kept dropping the ball, often not even under pressure. Just settling the game down and focusing on our defence (which was strong throughout) wasn't a bad decision I thought. But I completely get your comment. I would have liked to see us kill the game off with another try as it would massively have helped settle my nerves !! (And 25,000 other fans).
Post subject: Re: The match itself - tactics/plays - where we won it
Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 8:40 am
the cal train
International Star
Joined: May 12 2011 Posts: 3338 Location: West Hull
People slating Kelly on the coach (one woman saying we should get rid of him and Griffin ) but thought he was very well marked by Wigan. Thought he did well to get the ball away for Sneyd to kick for Tuli's try, and the pass for Fonua's second.
All men are created equal, some work harder in preseason. -Emmitt Smith
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