Round 24 - DRAGONS vs Tigers at Parra (Sun 4pm)

RufusRex

SGI NSW Cup
So many things a team needs to be better at to game the system

Number 1 - in yardage the minute you hear 6 again offside just drop the ball .. the ref has to award a full penalty.
Number 2 - if you are hit high, dont lie down, get to your knees ASAP but dont play the ball immediately, wait for the trainer to come see you. If you stay on the ground chances of HIA increase but get to knees that drops dramatically
 

I'm Hornby

SGI Junior League
How good is back to back wins? Can we dare to dream that we may just avoid the spoon?

Positives:
- We showed great resilience to get momentum back at the beginning of both halves when the Tigers had a heap of posession. In the recent past we give up in these situations and let the opposition dominate.

- Hamish is going from strength to strength in the second row. He, LKT, Val and Sloan are producing some great attack on the left edge which is great because not much is happening on Kyle's side. Well done to the Big D on unleashing Hamish on the edge it is paying dividends already.

- Scramble defence was pretty good overall, we made some crucial one on one tackles especially towards the end to stop the Tigers come back.

Negatives:
- The right side attack is still pathetic and I feel sorry for Egan that he isn't being given as much opportunity as Hamish to show his attacking credentials, we can thank KF for that.

- We need to get out of the business of trying to defend narrow leads with 20 mins to go. 12 points is nothing in the modern game, we put the cue in the rack and stopped trying to score points for the last 20 mins which helped the Tigers back in to it. We should keep looking to score points and go on with the win. This is a key reason why we haven't seen many big margin wins for such a long time.

- Who do we have to cosy up to so that we can finally get some fair officiating? Multiple high tackles/HIAs with no repercussions or penalties whatsoever.
 

RedV01

SGI NSW Cup
How good is back to back wins? Can we dare to dream that we may just avoid the spoon?

Positives:
- We showed great resilience to get momentum back at the beginning of both halves when the Tigers had a heap of posession. In the recent past we give up in these situations and let the opposition dominate.

- Hamish is going from strength to strength in the second row. He, LKT, Val and Sloan are producing some great attack on the left edge which is great because not much is happening on Kyle's side. Well done to the Big D on unleashing Hamish on the edge it is paying dividends already.

- Scramble defence was pretty good overall, we made some crucial one on one tackles especially towards the end to stop the Tigers come back.

Negatives:
- The right side attack is still pathetic and I feel sorry for Egan that he isn't being given as much opportunity as Hamish to show his attacking credentials, we can thank KF for that.

- We need to get out of the business of trying to defend narrow leads with 20 mins to go. 12 points is nothing in the modern game, we put the cue in the rack and stopped trying to score points for the last 20 mins which helped the Tigers back in to it. We should keep looking to score points and go on with the win. This is a key reason why we haven't seen many big margin wins for such a long time.
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- Who do we have to cosy up to so that we can finally get some fair officiating? Multiple high tackles/HIAs with no repercussions or penalties whatsoever.
 

Dragon David

SGI NSW Cup
How good is back to back wins? Can we dare to dream that we may just avoid the spoon?

Positives:
- We showed great resilience to get momentum back at the beginning of both halves when the Tigers had a heap of posession. In the recent past we give up in these situations and let the opposition dominate.

- Hamish is going from strength to strength in the second row. He, LKT, Val and Sloan are producing some great attack on the left edge which is great because not much is happening on Kyle's side. Well done to the Big D on unleashing Hamish on the edge it is paying dividends already.

- Scramble defence was pretty good overall, we made some crucial one on one tackles especially towards the end to stop the Tigers come back.

Negatives:
- The right side attack is still pathetic and I feel sorry for Egan that he isn't being given as much opportunity as Hamish to show his attacking credentials, we can thank KF for that.

- We need to get out of the business of trying to defend narrow leads with 20 mins to go. 12 points is nothing in the modern game, we put the cue in the rack and stopped trying to score points for the last 20 mins which helped the Tigers back in to it. We should keep looking to score points and go on with the win. This is a key reason why we haven't seen many big margin wins for such a long time.

- Who do we have to cosy up to so that we can finally get some fair officiating? Multiple high tackles/HIAs with no repercussions or penalties whatsoever.
Agree with you I I'm Hornby. Yes the right side needs a lot of work. KF has no flare and is too robotic. Replacing him with Metcalf or Reed next year will improve that. LKT on the improve very much so and while Atko isn't my cup of tea at full back, he acquitted himself OK. Haven't read why Gutho didn't play. I think if he had played today we would have been better. Next week will be great if we can jag three in a row. 🤞
 

AyiosYiorgos

SGI NSW Cup
But it was the players actions ie the challenge that drew the penalty - the system rewards diving its f*cking pathetic
How many times have you seen a player get hit in the head and the bunker tell the ref to blow a penalty...if the bunker can indicate its a penalty when you challenge it they certainly can tell the ref, that was high they had ample time to do it.
 

TheRev

SGI NSW Cup
the last one did slip up off the ball, but it was still a pretty hard hit and plenty of time to look at it.. but its the earlier ones that get my goat.. where the bunker had to chime in later to tell the ref, and it was too late to penalise... think Atko got 2 shoulders in the head in one of his runs.
 
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