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I like that bench and definitely think it can work.
But when one of those guys is looking at around 10 mins at best I think there’s a very strong argument to just leave them off and take a cover player.
Early HIA to a spine player you can’t do a good job of accommodating is a big hit in current game.
This becomes even more the case when there are some injuries so the last bench spot isn’t Williams but someone another one or two spots down the list
I think How fitz uses McInnes is critical here. He is on record singing his praises, If he is being played at lock like most people think he will be , His roll will be crucial in defence AND attack . Going on the tried and tested theory of Keeping it simple , Why would you, midgame, swap a key player,critical in attack and defence ? Especially now we have a specialist back up hooker ? As for other selections , I think Fitz will go with the ones that are long term viable,and reliable. Bye Bye Moylan , Will be GREAT as a Super sub , Fullback or 5/8 due to injury. Can win games and will be playing for his career , Maybe not so much for Sharks future.I would prefer a bench like this
14. Uele
15. Talakai
16. Hunt
17. Williams
Swap McInnes to hooker to give Brailey a break, then bring in Williams at lock. Then bring Brailey back on and give McInnes a rest, if needed.
It's 2022, the game is fast, fatigue is a thing.Going on the tried and tested theory of Keeping it simple , Why would you, midgame, swap a key player,critical in attack and defence ?
Yeah, that's crazier than you, Matt. He can't be the new Gal now, but he was on a really good upward trajectory in a position where we need it, even with the new recruits. I think he's on track for a breakout year.I dont get why a lot of people are leaving Williams out on the social media predicted lineups. He had a banging 2021, he will be there somewhere round 1.
The kid mentioned it himself he needed competition, now that he’s getting to the next level or some what close to it he needs a good coach that is onto him to make sure he doesn’t drop his standards.I don't think he needs a challenge from Tracey, Moylan or anyone else, I think Will wants to reach a higher level such as Turbo and Teddy. Not saying he is going to reach that level but I would hope that's what would be spurring him on.
Injury happened mid Aug, had like 20 more weeks in 2021 and been another few since then.Anyone know if Fifita is even cleared for contact yet with his throat? I absolutely love the bloke, still one of my favourite players but if we have a fit squad i can’t see him making our bench. Just to many fit young blokes in front of him now plus the addition of Finucane and McInnes
Cheers, yeah I haven’t really seen anything to suggest either way.Injury happened mid Aug, had like 20 more weeks in 2021 and been another few since then.
If he has gone 4+ months and hasn't been cleared to do contact work that's not a good sign.
Recent training photos no red vest but also not clearly taking part in any contact drills.
In this album he can't be seen doing drills with forwards but couple other guys missing also
Day for it in the Shire!
The sun was shining on PointsBet Stadium as the boys hit the paddock for their first session of the week. Check out the picswww.sharks.com.au
Interesting they didn't mention Miller. I know he's been training as something of a utility but you'd think his best chance at a starting spot is in the outside backs.Other than an update Ferris is still injured not too much surprising here. First names mentioned for the 4 spots would suggest a Ronnie Tracey Ramien Katoa lineup is looking likely but that's still not concrete.First look: Outside Backs
With the NRL season fast approaching, we take a look at the Sharks squad and the positional options for coach Craig Fitzgibbon and his team in 2022. Today we check out the Sharks outside backswww.sharks.com.au
I dont get why a lot of people are leaving Williams out on the social media predicted lineups. He had a banging 2021, he will be there somewhere round 1.
I can't believe our first trial is a little over 3 weeks away. This off season has gone FAST!!! Been a pretty busy one so probably explains it.
Recent comments from Miller have him training for halves fullback and potentially capacity to cover hooker so seems to really be leaning into trying for that utility spot this season.Interesting they didn't mention Miller. I know he's been training as something of a utility but you'd think his best chance at a starting spot is in the outside backs.
Yeah, Good point. Probably not so well thought out by myself, suggesting Berrell . I have since have heard he doesnt really have form as a half or other positions but is specialist hooker.It's 2022, the game is fast, fatigue is a thing.
Are you saying you want Brailey and an extra hooker on the bench that can only play hooker?
On Trindall on the bench... If he's only a half or lock, do we need him there?Yeah, Good point. Probably not so well thought out by myself, suggesting Berrell . I have since have heard he doesnt really have form as a half or other positions but is specialist hooker.
I would then throw up Trindall. Seems a lot more versatile player. Even has a kicking game. And early indications seem to say Fizgibbon Likes Moylan in halves.
I understand why some people like it, but Im not greatest Fan of four Big Boppers on the Bench. ., and then just shifting the other players around when fatigue or injuries set in .Smaller players tackling Big boppers get fatigued and injured too. .. . If your structure and Plays have been working, and players have been doing their designated jobs etc. Why not keep changes to a minimum?
As for Brailey I think he will be more protected from the workload he had last year , By addition of Finnucane ,and McInnes ,and hopefully Fitzgibbons more intense approach to Defense . Trindall Would be able to cover as Hooker, or Halves . (im still not sold that Moylans Hamstring problems are over)
Where did you hear this? It is not true at all.Yeah, Good point. Probably not so well thought out by myself, suggesting Berrell . I have since have heard he doesnt really have form as a half or other positions but is specialist hooker.
I would then throw up Trindall. Seems a lot more versatile player. Even has a kicking game. And early indications seem to say Fizgibbon Likes Moylan in halves.
I understand why some people like it, but Im not greatest Fan of four Big Boppers on the Bench. ., and then just shifting the other players around when fatigue or injuries set in .Smaller players tackling Big boppers get fatigued and injured too. .. . If your structure and Plays have been working, and players have been doing their designated jobs etc. Why not keep changes to a minimum?
As for Brailey I think he will be more protected from the workload he had last year , By addition of Finnucane ,and McInnes ,and hopefully Fitzgibbons more intense approach to Defense . Trindall Would be able to cover as Hooker, or Halves . (im still not sold that Moylans Hamstring problems are over)