Can we take something from Tommy T's performance at 'centre' last night?
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Tommy T said it wasnt planned .He was bored and went looking for more work.The Kind of hunger Id like to see in players .Makes them speciall BUT its gotta be timed right and he did.Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe
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Originally posted by Jacks Fur Coat View PostWhilst I love seeing different attacking strategies I would be surprised if Robbo had our centres roaming too much. He seems to favour the Keary sweeping play and linking with them to the outside.
Lets them cut loose afew rounds out from the semis.Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe
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I think Joey has the motor to do it after watching his performance last week. He is also starved of the ball on the right.,
If Latrell was to roam very now and then, then he would be unstoppable....
Tommy Turbo was a monster last night and it could be an attacking blueprint for NRL clubs in the future.......Originally posted by Bondi Boy
Pathetic!
What a rabble we are.
Oh well, maybe next year
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Originally posted by keggs1 View PostYes, definitely R6. Tommy T was almost playing as a second fullback last night and I think that was a stroke of genius.
..it’ll be interesting to see
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Why shouldn't they as the probably have the lightest workload these days when it come to offence , with wingers and fullbacks starting most sets. It's a wasted weapon not to use then in this way.Last edited by Bondicigar; 06-24-2019, 05:55 PM.
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Originally posted by Rooster_6 View PostCan we take something from Tommy T's performance at 'centre' last night?
Good tactic? Maybe in the right circumstances. However, by stacking 2 centres on 1 side of the field, you're not leaving much for the opposition's imagination. Hmmm... wonder if Latrell and Manu are gonna try to jump the fullback/centre and score? Mmmkay we'll just put one of our props behind them as backup.
Not saying it's a bad tactic... it worked superbly the other night. However, I reckon there's a reason why you generally ask your centres to attack one side of the field. Besides... Latrell has been known to switch sides anyway (especially when playing 5/8).
IMO we need to cool down a bit. Tommy Trbo had an awesome game and the tactics were great. BUT... he was up against a ~183cm fullback and it was a brand new tactic. They'll shut him down in game 3 for sure (IMO part of the reason he was so good is that QLD had trained to defend the best centre in the game... Latrell... not a winger/fullback playing on the wrong side of the field - SURPRISE!) As I said... you probably wouldn't wanna have Latrell and Manu bunching up on one side of the field because this gives away which side the ball is going to.
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Originally posted by milanja View Post
Best thing would be to take TommyT himself....
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I like the idea of roving backs in general. My only concern is the obvious one. Defensive teams will see it coming. Manu would kill it. Especially supporting Teddy just like Turbo did last night.
It doesn't necessarily have to be a centre though. I could see someone like Rads doing it as a roving lock
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