Round 6 - Storm vs Knights
Easts slip up against Dolphins
Another slow start once again proved costly for Easts Tigers on the weekend.
The Tigers fell behind by 10 points inside the first six minutes and was a deficit they could not recover from, eventually falling to Redcliffe 32-16
Former Storm player Tony Tumusa scored a hat-trick in the game.
Brandon Smith started the match at hooker however suffered a corked thigh and did not play the full 80 minutes.
“We went back to our bad habits of having a poor start again. They scored two tries in the first 10 minutes so we were behind the eight-ball from there,” Easts coach Scott Sipple said.
“It was disappointing to go from last week’s performance to this week’s. We were just too inconsistent.”
Easts will travel to Barlow Park next Saturday to face the Northern Pride.
don't think he will be playing nrl this week
Another slow start once again proved costly for Easts Tigers on the weekend.
The Tigers fell behind by 10 points inside the first six minutes and was a deficit they could not recover from, eventually falling to Redcliffe 32-16
Former Storm player Tony Tumusa scored a hat-trick in the game.
Brandon Smith started the match at hooker however suffered a corked thigh and did not play the full 80 minutes.
“We went back to our bad habits of having a poor start again. They scored two tries in the first 10 minutes so we were behind the eight-ball from there,” Easts coach Scott Sipple said.
“It was disappointing to go from last week’s performance to this week’s. We were just too inconsistent.”
Easts will travel to Barlow Park next Saturday to face the Northern Pride.
don't think he will be playing nrl this week
How many tries did we score from bomb kicks to the wingers last year. Plus it keeps the opposition centre honest as he has to be on the back foot on the 5th and 6th tackle just incase we kick it high so it gives the No 7 a split second longer to execute.
We simply haven't got the ball in the hands of our wingers enough close to the try line this year.
We simply haven't got the ball in the hands of our wingers enough close to the try line this year.
The time the half has in unrelated. He will be pressured by markers/defenders no matter what. How often he kicks, or who to is irrelevant.Cameron wrote:Plus it keeps the opposition centre honest as he has to be on the back foot on the 5th and 6th tackle just incase we kick it high so it gives the No 7 a split second longer to execute.