Yes, it would sum the game up. Not only was the kicking endless, but of a poor quality. In some ways the Knox forwards matched the Trinity forwards, especially in the first half. Though smaller, arguably more skillful. However, whatever was said by the respective coaches at half time came into the fore in the 2nd half. Knox played to Trinty's strengths and played to their own weaknesses. The were a fairly much dispirited team by full time. This Knox team seems to be diminishing in skill levels and application as the season progresses. At the beginning of the season Knox would have held high hopes for the Rugby season; these were blown away by 27 to nil score line in the second half. Well done to Trinity - they probably have handed one of the most comprehensive defeats to Knox at Knox for a fair few years. The Trinity 10 (Jack Debr..don't know the spelling...) controlled the game like a masterful puppeteer with some great passing and vision. The rest of his backs fed off this to great effect. The Trinity 8 also had a rousing 2nd half against a tiring Knox side. The Knox 6 stood out and in general the forwards matched it until their fitness fell away. The Knox backline play, as mentioned above, was Waratah like in its inability to be threatening.
