CrazyMatt
Jaws
Minimal changes at this time of year IMO. Obviously if Gal and Taga are fit you find room for them. But a settled team is essential this time of year.
Capewell can play centre so no need for beale imo
14. Capewell
15. Bukuya
16. Heighno
17. Taga/JSL[/QUOT
That would be my choice as well if playing Cowboys, and i would lean to TAGA over JSL. If Broncos i would keep beale and drop Capewell.
do u guys know if our next game is friday or saturday?
Is there a chance Paulo is back?
Beale has all the impact of a wafer cracker, I would go with MB's side but swap out Beale for Taga
As someone already posted if Flanno wants to shift Bird to lock or 5/8 at some point Lewis can shift to centre ect - If that's what Flanno does we may be rolling the dice and chasing points late in the game anyway (although aware of his comments regarding his plans for Bird last night)
It's not ideal but would hope we get one of those special line breaks or big hits from Taga as the trade off (only need one to swing momentum). And bench looks too small without him particularly if we have to face up against Tomolololol and his Cowboys
I don't think Beale should be carried on presumption of Chad having a bad one although Chad isn't inspiring alot of confidence in his form of late let's hope he comes good and trains the house down for a few weeks
Tough leaving Paulo out as his hit ups have improved significantly and his ruck defense would be an asset when Prior is off so he would probably be my 18th man
Once we get momentum and the defense on the back foot our agile pack comes into it's own absolutely carving up the metres in the middle and through the ruck, not just with power but with speed and ball playing ability
yeah I agree with this teamgood thread
im going with everyone available here
barba
feki
bird
leutele
holmes
maloney
chad
fifita
ennis
taga (prior to start)
graham
lewis
gallen
heino
bukuya
prior
capewell
beale
brown
jsl
I remember when Gallen was in career best form and the Kumuls were also creating a stir. Someone was saying that short muscly forwards were hard to get on the ground and made good metres after contact. It is definitely a thing. I think there is a rock paper scissors aspect to League that often goes overlooked.
Apparently he is.is Taga a realistic chance though ?
they just have a lower centre of gravity too. Out of all my mates the hardest to get on the ground was pretty much the shortestYep for sure.
I heard Paul Green interviewed once where he was talking about the Cowboys forwards.
He said that one of the reasons for their pack's success is that they aren't all the same build. You need to tackle a big tall guy differently to a shorter stocky guy. Having the different body shapes running at you is exhausting and requires a little bit more concentration.