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Has the 3 ruckman policy failed in the past because of the absolute crap supply and Naitanui being out of form/immobile?
Now we see our midfield winning the contested ball, but also moving it fast through the corridor and kicking it lace out to leading forwards + Naitanui is moving and playing very well.
Could it keep working and be our dangerous point of difference come finals?
I think the 3 rucks only worked last week because of Lycetts form. He was able to play almost the entire game in that forward line and was the dominant forward all day. Usually that can't happen because our forwards are crippled through poor delivery or a truckload of other issues.
When Cox is rotated forward these days, he's rendered pretty much useless, because he rarely actually attempts to jump at a marking contest and decides to milk a free instead. He's also a good 8 years older then Lycett so his chasing ability is pretty poor. If Simmo can manage to rotate Lycett and Nic through the ruck/forward and keep Cox to the Ruck/bench I think it might be more effective.
Bottom line, keep Cox out of the forward line.





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