Sorry defence is about attitude and effort, it was just not acceptable
Attack is the fun stuff, but defence is what wins games
hate to crash the NSFW attacking prowess party here but looked to me like after Jules walked in for his first try the Canes just thought "ok, these guys have no idea how to defend at this level, this is going to be training run stuff" and (maybe sub-consciously) just clocked off and coasted on D to save their energy for when they had the ball.
hate to crash the NSFW attacking prowess party here but looked to me like after Jules walked in for his first try the Canes just thought "ok, these guys have no idea how to defend at this level, this is going to be training run stuff" and (maybe sub-consciously) just clocked off and coasted on D to save their energy for when they had the ball.
I must admit RN after you commented during game I was watching Mark N (Nawaqanitawase), and I see your point, he certainly avoids making any decisions on defence.Later last night ,I saw a highlight from earlier game this year, and it was him that the scorer was wandering past.
Yes my frustration with Mark N (Nawaqanitawase) was where I was siting got really clear view of his game was because had really good view of his game and saw repeated poor defensive reads where he continually left players unmarked on the outside as did not mark up well (it effectively made the tahs look like playing with 14 men), and did not commit to tackles (all at sea again indecision as you say). As you noted he sent me spare.
Isn't is amazing how much more you see at game? One of reasons I enjoy actually going, and for defensive I always reckon get reasonably high behind posts, you can certainly see how teams minipulate other teams defense and they hone in on the likes of players like Mark. I realise you woulf of got frustrated by him, and didn't notice Rayasi for Canes has a habit of doing same, one of reasons he keeps getting dropped, lovely attacker, but stuffs up defensive reads!