think mf is fast on his feet, nimble, athletic and strong. we can bulk him up but he has skills we can't teach mossop.
mossop looks good dont get me wrong but i think mf could be something special.
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jonh wrote:really have to disagree, in a game where we can dominate against a poor pack he is a stand out player against a good team with our pack he is another luxuary.
Personally though Mossop was very good tonight.
Totally different players though tbh.
He's very similar to O'Loughlin imo and to fit both in at their prefared position of 13 is obviously impossible.
jonh wrote:There is no scope to bulk him though, and he is not fast.
He is a 6 or a 13 a couple of years in Oz should see him hone his skills to 1 position probably 13.
I personally hope he never returns and makes a go of it with Wests.
fast on his feet and fast arent the same thing jon. we bulked lockers big time one off season when he seemed relatively scrawny. mossop is a big strong lad. mf offers a bit more for mine.
id love to see him come back in a few years. think he could go well in oz.
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pk wrote:fast on his feet and fast arent the same thing jon. we bulked lockers big time one off season when he seemed relatively scrawny. mossop is a big strong lad. mf offers a bit more for mine.
id love to see him come back in a few years. think he could go well in oz.
Locky had the frame, Flanagan does not.
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i see more of a stephen wild type in mf. all round athlete. he has great hands for a back rower and think with specific training he could be a v good second row.
I've seen them bomb a quarter final, bottle a semi final, finish as league leaders, but I've still, never, seen the Wire win the league Doom and gloom, doom and gloom
i see more of a stephen wild type in mf. all round athlete. he has great hands for a back rower and think with specific training he could be a v good second row.
Why not use his good hands then? It would be a waste playing him at second row.
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i see more of a stephen wild type in mf. all round athlete. he has great hands for a back rower and think with specific training he could be a v good second row.
Loose forward at best i think, not got enough build to be a 2nd rower, certainly has the work ethic though.
He's just kind of stuck between a centre, a 6 and a 13 for me, not quite got the pace or build to be defined to a single one.
maybe the oz conditioners will work there magic somehow.
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