Choc Ice wrote:
Yes you seem to struggle with reading comprehension.
I literally just asked a question, you seem to have taken the hump.
French and field being lucky to have O'Neill is hilarious. How unlucky that we had them in the grand final and o'neil out. Who knows what the score would have been the other way around.
The point I made about tries was just pointing out what Leemings relative strengths were, it was one of three things i listed as a prompt for people to respond with what O'Neill was good at.
Do you think it's coincidental that Cunningham is considered one of the top 2 hookers in the history of super league and he's also the top scoring forward by a country mile? I agree you shouldn't judge solely on try scoring but it is kinda relevent. Terry Newton was good, he scored quite a lot of tries for a hooker. Coincidence?
No because he plays the game when it is at its most intense through the softening up period.
If you look at tries scored on the edges defence coaches generally look where the issue is in the middle that created the space as invariably the space comes from a middle player switching off and not pushing on the inside of the slide enough, which holds up the next man and the next man which creates space on an edge.
O’Neil causes fatigue along with his other middle forwards which creates space on the edges which you simply wouldn’t get with other hookers including Leeming.
If you find it hilarious the notion that players are lucky to have O’Neil in the side again I think your understanding is lacking or seems to be from what you post.
David Hodgson scored plenty of tries for Wigan, is he one of the best wingers we have ever had?
Apologies if you don’t like your perception of the game challenging.
Statistics: Posted by jonh — Thu Dec 19, 2024 8:49 am — Replies 22 — Views 3265
