A look at the Stats rd 3 Parra vs Warriors

Score: Warriors 29- Parra 16

Possesion:

Warriors 56%

Parramatta 44%

Completion Rate:

Warriors 85%- 34/40

Parramatta 76%- 26/34

Total runs/ Total run Metres:

Warriors 184 runs for 1547 meters

Parramatta 140 runs for 1259 meters

Offloads:

Warriors-9

Parramatta 7

Linebreaks:

Warriors- 4

Parramatta- 3

Kicks/Kick Meters:

Warriors 24 kicks for 574 meters

Parramatta 17 kicks for 398 meters

Tackles:

Warriors 278 tackles 15 missed

Parramatta 348 tackles 32 missed

Handling Errors:

Warriors- 6

Parramatta- 9

Penalties:

Warriors 6 penalties conceded

Parramatta 9 penalties conceded

Parramatta 1-17

1. Will Hopoate 13 runs for 138 meters 2 tackles

18. John Folau 6 runs for 54 meters 6 tackles

3. Ryan Morgan 9 runs for 63 meters 22 tackles

4. Brad Takairangi 11 runs for 106 meters 7 tackles 1 offload 1 try

5. Reece Robinson 10 runs for 168 meters 2 tackles 2 linebreaks 2 trys 2 goals

6. Corey Norman 12 runs for 76 meters 13 tackles

7. Chris Sandow 3 runs for 31 meters 15 tackles

8. Darcy Lussick 9 runs for 93 meters 27 tackles

9. Nathan Peats 4 runs for 36 meters 43 tackles

10. Tim Mannah 12 runs for 98 meters 37 tackles

11. Manu Ma'u 18 runs for 148 meters28 tackles 1 offload

12. Tepai Moeroa 3 runs for 25 meters 16 tackles

13. Anthony Watmough 9 runs for 70 meters 30 tackles 2 offloads

14. Issac De Gois 2 runs for 12 meters 28 tackles

15. Joseph Paulo 4 runs for 39 meters 18 tackles

16. Danny Wicks 10 runs for 57 meters 29 tackles

17 David Gower 5 runs for 37 meters 25 tackles 1 linebreak 1 offload 1 try

Warriors Standouts:

Manu Vatuvei 19 runs for 206 meters 5 tackles 1 linebreak 1 try

Ben Matulino 17 runs for 139 meters 21 tackles 3 offloads

Tuimoala Lolohea 15 runs for 133 meters 3 tackles

Chad Townsend 7 runs for 94 meters 13 tackles 1 linebreak

Simon Mannering 16 runs for 110 meters 47 tackles 3 offloads

Courtesy of League Live

"We have a big nursery but that shouldn't mean we have to be disadvantaged. Still doesn't stop clubs from connecting junior systems with other states or countries like Fiji or poaching talents from other clubs. "

Replies

qldeel March 22, 2015 at 12:37pm

I really wish we would give Tepai a rest. Very under par numbers and it was obvious yesterday he was holding back cause of his injury. We can't bang on about depth when we run injured players!
- IH8Manly & IEspeciallyH8Qld > qldeel March 22, 2015 at 2:31pm
  
  I share your sentiments, but I'm happy to go with the coaching staff and doctors that examine him.
  
  They know more about his condition than we do.
Muttman March 22, 2015 at 12:41pm

Some interesting stats especially run metres.
Frank The Tank March 22, 2015 at 12:46pm

Mau what a game.
MOM in my opinion in a beaten side.
- Blue and Gold > Frank The Tank March 22, 2015 at 4:47pm
  
  Agreed. He's one of the few disciplined players in our side.
Outrunna March 22, 2015 at 1:04pm

I think they probably would give him a rest if they werent in such bad injury problems
Poupou Escobar March 22, 2015 at 1:10pm

That's standard for a front rower. If you make more than eight or nine metres a carry you had a good game.

Matulino made far fewer tackles, so he was fresher to run the ball. But he still also averaged eight metres per carry.
IH8Manly & IEspeciallyH8Qld March 22, 2015 at 2:27pm

Aside from getting next to no possession early in the game, our opposition are getting better completion rates.

What makes it worse is the ball we drop in simple fashion when we're attacking their line.

I feel we don't have the 'smarts' at times. Foran will be great here.
qldeel March 22, 2015 at 2:30pm

Watmough has to stop forcing the pass aswell! Im sure he knows this.
- Blue and Gold > qldeel March 22, 2015 at 4:49pm
  
  I don't think he does. He has does it for Manly and for the Blues, most often at critical times.