Post subject: Re: IN 2024 | Matt Frawley - Expires: 2025
Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2023 7:10 pm
Sir Gregory ParsloeP
Fringe Player
Joined: Apr 12 2022 Posts: 920
Watched the whole game today. Positives Apart from one poor early kick which was not set up for him and Gagai slipping his tackle he did little wrong. He looked calm. His passing was good when going wide but he got better service at 2nd receiver than he will get at Leeds. Stepped well to take his try Spoke to SH Fogarty after an error, looks like he will be a good team mate. General tackling was sound. Negatives He looks pretty slow and frankly older than 28. Spoke very little but he’s a fill in on that team. As a result , Fogarty controlled 90% of last tackle plays. Frawley Was little involved.
He is Mr steady away . To be of any use he will need better ball into him and lots of running threats around him. Although he scored I think Newcastle viewed him as no real threat which helped him. He needs to be told and encouraged to be a big voice at Leeds, probably the biggest voice.
The lad at 7, Fogarty would be a good signing but he ran the show so can’t see Him leaving NRL.
Post subject: Re: IN 2024 | Matt Frawley - Expires: 2025
Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2023 8:02 pm
KaeruJim
Club Captain
Joined: Oct 18 2018 Posts: 4719
Sir Gregory ParsloeP wrote:Watched the whole game today. Positives Apart from one poor early kick which was not set up for him and Gagai slipping his tackle he did little wrong. He looked calm. His passing was good when going wide but he got better service at 2nd receiver than he will get at Leeds. Stepped well to take his try Spoke to SH Fogarty after an error, looks like he will be a good team mate. General tackling was sound. Negatives He looks pretty slow and frankly older than 28. Spoke very little but he’s a fill in on that team. As a result , Fogarty controlled 90% of last tackle plays. Frawley Was little involved.
He is Mr steady away . To be of any use he will need better ball into him and lots of running threats around him. Although he scored I think Newcastle viewed him as no real threat which helped him. He needs to be told and encouraged to be a big voice at Leeds, probably the biggest voice.
The lad at 7, Fogarty would be a good signing but he ran the show so can’t see Him leaving NRL.
Post subject: Re: IN 2024 | Matt Frawley - Expires: 2025
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2023 7:23 am
batleyrhino
International Chairman
Joined: Feb 26 2002 Posts: 9621 Location: anywhere, literally...
Rhyse Martin is not a Centre, he doesn't have the pace, the awareness, the agility or the handling skills. He's a back rower that can run a nice line off a structured play.
He's been great as a fill in, held his hand up for us, but we can't contemplate giving him the number 4 jersey full time next season if we want to move forward. He needs to stay in the back row.
It's not how much talent you've got, it's what you do with it that counts.
Post subject: Re: IN 2024 | Matt Frawley - Expires: 2025
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2023 7:47 am
Zoo Zoo Boom
First Team Player
Joined: Dec 11 2020 Posts: 1104
batleyrhino wrote:Rhyse Martin is not a Centre, he doesn't have the pace, the awareness, the agility or the handling skills. He's a back rower that can run a nice line off a structured play.
He's been great as a fill in, held his hand up for us, but we can't contemplate giving him the number 4 jersey full time next season if we want to move forward. He needs to stay in the back row.
Wigan completely exposed him on Saturday - never a centre but Gannon is never a half back - to everyone except Smith who appears to be playing RL Manager!!
Post subject: Re: IN 2024 | Matt Frawley - Expires: 2025
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2023 8:20 am
Backwoodsman
International Star
Joined: Aug 09 2011 Posts: 1911 Location: Deepest North Yorkshire Woodland
batleyrhino wrote:Rhyse Martin is not a Centre, he doesn't have the pace, the awareness, the agility or the handling skills. He's a back rower that can run a nice line off a structured play.
He's been great as a fill in, held his hand up for us, but we can't contemplate giving him the number 4 jersey full time next season if we want to move forward. He needs to stay in the back row.
Agree, as I have stated several times we are a deeply flawed side ,player’s playing out of position etc etc. Martin is a classic case, we lose the service of a good back row forward as he steps in to the three quarters. He does his best but ultimately he is never a decent half back or Centre. Full credit to him he gets on with the job without moaning.
You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot post attachments in this forum