You watch the guys at training where they practice positioning and getting to understand each others strengths and weaknesses, when to support, when to stand back and accept etc.
The more mixing of those pieces and the less understanding that there'll be amongst the group, and moreso when you take the leader away.
The more mixing of those pieces and the less understanding that there'll be amongst the group, and moreso when you take the leader away.
Jamison on the other hand is the General of the backline and rarely gets beaten. I don't see him as a swing type player. Moving him forward and creating a weakness in a defensive structure that is starting to click doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

