Luke Kelly is back. This time as hooker.
We all know that unless we can get some go forward and good service from our dummy-half, we'll be very hard pressed to struggle into the 8.
Peats did it for us, but no more this year.
All we've got to go on is that Kelly was not good enough last year to take the hooking spot away from Matt Keating.
Is there any reason to think that Kelly will be able to save our season?
Keep in mind that he doesn't have to be the equivalent of Peats, just kind of thereabouts.
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Actually there were a couple of reasons why Kelly didn't replace Keating last season.
1. Kelly had some hamstring injuries last year and didn't play the full season.
2. Sandow spent a large chunk of the season in NSW Cup.
If this is the case we are screwed. No top 8 thats for sure with Sefa and Kelly.
Does BA really rate Sef or is just trying to keep Hayne happy?
Bernie....this is what I have long suspected. Hayne and Sefa seem to be big mates. I honestly believe coaches have persisted with Sefa to placate Hayne. I have said so before on this forum.
Ben Roberts surprised and did well in the centres for us.
If Kelly can do a job, we can get out of this h o l e.
But judging from his halfback play, he's not exactly dynamic.
The hopes or balls of the season?
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