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Reading his after match comments and there are 2 parts that got my attention.
The first one:
I can't recall the last time we had players (I'm not talking about the 1-2 who might be tagging) sacrifice their own games for the good of the side. Perhaps the players are starting to realise that no matter how good you might be as a player if you're not doing what is the needed for the good of the team you are effectively useless as a player.
The second one:
This one relates to our obvious lack of pressure when the ball is coming out of our forward 50. Finally it appears that we've woken up and caught up to what the other sides have had for a while now. Hopefully Nahas gets to stay in the side even when Brown (who hardly tackles) is right to come back in.
The first one:
"I was particularly happy with our disciplines in the game – we set certain blokes certain roles after that first five or 10 minutes and most of the guys took a fair bit away from their own game to do what the team needed."
I can't recall the last time we had players (I'm not talking about the 1-2 who might be tagging) sacrifice their own games for the good of the side. Perhaps the players are starting to realise that no matter how good you might be as a player if you're not doing what is the needed for the good of the team you are effectively useless as a player.
The second one:
"The competition's become defensive pressure in the forward zone, and I would think we've been nearly the poorest side in the competition at exactly that over the last 18 months."
This one relates to our obvious lack of pressure when the ball is coming out of our forward 50. Finally it appears that we've woken up and caught up to what the other sides have had for a while now. Hopefully Nahas gets to stay in the side even when Brown (who hardly tackles) is right to come back in.






