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Yeah I thought Hoops and Jackpot played well. Quote only works for me in Google Chrome.

Beale no I'm not saying that. I think he'd be very potent at 15, or 14 - remember Digby Ionne back in 2011. Or a utility coming on late. He is just not a 12. I don't have Dennis on my bench though.

AAAAHHHHHH this is a better game, watch and learn.

Present tense - no Even Post tense - no As his face read a number of times - shit what happened then. Read in the paper today, he was talking voodoo dolls- need I say more.

Watching the brumbies straight after, there 10 / 12 is humming, and a perfect example of what I'm communicating. I was never a foley fan, but last year I could not fault him. Foley / Horne worked well and a praised him in many a game. Even Foley doesn't know what Beale is doing.

Point I raised in my last post, izzy is great at reading and finishing. He didn't read any opportunities tonight because the front line was messy and crap with limited phase play created. He did nothing wrong.

Yes, so was hooper, and when Palu came on things did lift. 6, 7, 8 - no Dennis.

But you have to ask why. IMO it is because no body knows what he is doing, he bounces up all over the place. If there was a game plan and structure players can run off a 12 hitting good angles. With go forward and the line being bent it would enable him to bounce into the opportunities created...

Dennis to fall off the bench all the way back to Uni. Beale to the bench for his utility. Horne to 12. Palu to 8.

This is a far better thread than the Super Rugby threads.

I'm questioning his coaching, I have no idea what game they are trying to play.

TERRIBLE

Last game I watched on the box was Uni V Manly - heaps better viewing even on the ABC. Bring on 3pm tomorrow.

What was the most number of phases in that half. That was poor, no development, structure, or game plan

Yes great to see that pressure being pushed right through. Needing a passport at the moment 4 away games out of 5.

Manly team lists up http://www.manlyrugby.com.au/rugby-mainmenu-137/ladder-3 Second grade back row looking very sharp after leading the way against uni last week - 6, 7, 8, 9 to create more havoc and will create plenty of space for the outside backs.

First grade is on the rugby news Web site

It looked like Hooper was leading on Saturday, all bar the decision making.

It was a battle, it was hard to call a better team, much like the last game the 2 teams played. Manly should feel good, because they played well and there are rough area that can be improved.

To keep uni scoreless in the second half doesn't happen to often. Both sides conditioning was on par which was good to see, i know Manly had a huge off season. I can see areas that Manly will no doubt look to improve on, and it was a good stepping stone - 14 more steps as you say Bruce, pick up...