Maybe the loss against Penrith is not the end of thr world?
Check out these comments, reading it made me feel more optimistic.
https://thecumberlandthrow.com/2020/09/13/from-the-stands-what-the-critics-wont-tell-you/
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Good read . Thanks for posting MB
Unless our forwards start going through sides and Moses stops running towards the sideline every time he touches the ball then we're no chance.
Ive been saying this for weeks. DIRECT DIRECT DIRECT
Everyone's been saying it - why aren't they listening?....unless the coach is telling them something different.
Yes it’s the multi million dollar question Axel? Muttman Bup and others did call this early and it helped explain why we couldn’t bring Fergus into the attack fold dilemma that continued for months also.
Tbh Moses running sideways and not taking the opportunities by scruff of the neck, and take the line on, was something that plagued him in earlier days here as well - was corrected and now back to square one for whatever reason nothing’s been done in recent months.
Very good read. It's not 100% unicorn she does call out the obvious problems that need fixing but it is defence that wins the big games. The press get stuck into us and a lot of fans treat what they are saying like it's the truth. I'm not scared of playing Penrith again we will beat them.
If we beat the Broncos by a big score the media will be all "Parra is back, Parra can go all the way, Moses for Origin etc etc"
I doubt the media will be saying that. The media will be saying 'yeah, but it is only the Broncos they beat.'
Great read - comments spot on!!👍🏻
I don't think we could have played any better.
Penrith tore us to shreds, we made some very good tackles to deny tries and they dropped the ball at crucial times, on a different night they would have put 50 points on us.
We are a long way off the pace!
I know you can pick many incidents in a game to focus on, but I wonder if Kane Evans had missed the team bus, and therefore not cocked up at least 3 plays just before half time culminating in the Mansour try. Going into half time at 2-0 after holding them out for 40 minutes surely would've given them a huge boost. In saying that, if you are as ill-disciplined as we were/are in possession, you are of course going to be gun shy. I 100% agree with the members who are screaming for more direct attack. It reduces risk and puts defences on the back foot. Certainly, a great place to start for confidence rebuilding.
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