Speaker 1: Curbs.
Speaker 2: After round one, I asked you this question, box A,
Speaker 2: box poo and box A. You got Penroth, the Broncoes in.
Speaker 3: The storm box Pe, you've got everybody else. And I said,
Speaker 3: what I want to give box A box?
Speaker 2: I think we tell them to about a dollar twenty
Speaker 2: five dollars thirty.
Speaker 3: Box A about three ninety four dollars for box B.
Speaker 4: Been a couple of changes.
Speaker 3: I think there's been a few changes. Penrithoft to a
Speaker 3: slow start. That doesn't worry me. I've lost faith in
Speaker 3: the Panthers. Kranulla haven't come on like we thought. Manly
Speaker 3: wildly inconsistent has been the dogs in box.
Speaker 4: P Yeah, dogs can jump into box A.
Speaker 1: They are.
Speaker 4: They are doing all those little things defensive, suffocating the
Speaker 4: opposition and it's helping their attack. Like the energy I think.
Speaker 4: I don't think I've seen a better kick, chase line
Speaker 4: or aggression in terms of the way they go about it.
Speaker 4: Super fit and they can outlast the opposite. That was
Speaker 4: I thought the first three wins are doing all the basics. Well,
Speaker 4: went up another gear against the Sharks, but Newcastle were
Speaker 4: just almost stuck in a corner.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't do anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were totally suffocating them and coops. You can
Speaker 3: see there's certain aspects of the game that they've looked
Speaker 3: at history and based themselves. Like you can see they're
Speaker 3: playing with that bit of macho dogs of war mentality,
Speaker 3: but it's some modern day dogs of war.
Speaker 2: I said this on the show last night.
Speaker 3: It's not like a big pack that's going to intimidate
Speaker 3: with their size and power and really burning up.
Speaker 2: It's just a fast moving pack of hyaenas. They're all
Speaker 2: over you.
Speaker 4: And the players are listening to their coach because at
Speaker 4: halftime against the Knights, Cameron Cerrella said they wanted to
Speaker 4: play more direct and get in the long game. Reed
Speaker 4: Marney comes out, kicks early. In the first set, they
Speaker 4: chased down, they score two tries through the middle. Reed
Speaker 4: Marty was the key that second half when your team
Speaker 4: is sort of wondering which style to play, if you
Speaker 4: kick early, it forces everyone to kick chain it almost
Speaker 4: gets them if anyone was hesitating. The early kicked forced
Speaker 4: Dogs into the hard parts of the game, and it's
Speaker 4: like it's like Newcastle were playing in a confined space.
Speaker 2: Things changed pretty quy apressive.
Speaker 3: Like you look at the start of the season, Dogs
Speaker 3: for top four.
Speaker 2: That five dollars.
Speaker 3: I mean talking a lot about gam but it's just
Speaker 3: it's symbolic of where they sit.
Speaker 4: I think we said about the Dogs that the only
Speaker 4: thing is can those players that had the best year
Speaker 4: of their career go again?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: The answer to that is yes they can't.
Speaker 3: Yes, Well shows that the desire in the team because
Speaker 3: that a really good win two weeks ago against the
Speaker 3: Sharks and they were just all over them, beat them
Speaker 3: with aggression and after the game they were really sort
Speaker 3: of up on their taes and celebrated and I thought themselves.
Speaker 3: Can take a little bit for them to get back
Speaker 3: to worth and go again. From that first set in
Speaker 3: Newcastle where they swarmed all over them wasn't a problem.
Speaker 4: You remember the Surrealdo was the architect of what Penrith
Speaker 4: did for four years, called it five years, and he
Speaker 4: took a little bit of blooding to get the Dogs
Speaker 4: on the same page. But I'll tell you what, he
Speaker 4: is one smart defensive coach because he's got history and
Speaker 4: he's doing it now with a completely different group.
Speaker 3: Well he's been out of Penrith now his third year
Speaker 3: going in. But the effect of cameras eraldo in some
Speaker 3: ways just seeing it now, Coop, because as you know,
Speaker 3: like with a coach, he went in there and this
Speaker 3: side has gone on to win all these titles. He he
Speaker 3: was instrumental laying down those defensive principles and I think
Speaker 3: we're just seeing now what a loss that has been.
Speaker 4: Well, he hasn't had the influence on those two three
Speaker 4: year players that have come to Penrith. There may be
Speaker 4: the ones now that are sort of missing the mark
Speaker 4: comes to defense Penrith.
Speaker 3: As I said before, I haven't lost faith in Penrith.
Speaker 3: In mind, They've just going to make the eight.
Speaker 1: They make the eight.
Speaker 2: Yeh, yeah, they make the eight.
Speaker 3: They win games when it's important, and they started the
Speaker 3: season a little bit slow.
Speaker 2: But you know they're going for five in a row.
Speaker 3: They've got to be some effect once the season starts
Speaker 3: to take form.
Speaker 2: I'm so confident that they're going to pick up.
Speaker 3: Combinations will start to form.
Speaker 4: What do you thinks contribute to where they're at the
Speaker 4: moment terms of playing away from home?
Speaker 2: Thing is it's a big one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, as you know me going out to Penwrith Park
Speaker 3: Pendoth Park, it's a furnace, hard played, hard place to win.
Speaker 2: They run on the field. Hell's bells.
Speaker 3: It's like close in huge crowds all the time.
Speaker 4: I think pen have always had. They went in Vegas
Speaker 4: at the start of the year. They can win it
Speaker 4: a call that they can win anywhere. But there's one
Speaker 4: thing that's hurting Penrith at the moment in our game.
Speaker 4: We're all cheap. We follow trends, right. Penrith with their
Speaker 4: attack have been turning a lot of players back underneath.
Speaker 4: And the reason they've been doing that is to find
Speaker 4: that pocket of space just near the ruck where defenders
Speaker 4: don't come up, and they had a lot of success,
Speaker 4: and then other teams are now copycating that approach and
Speaker 4: whenever are teams of training. Now they're practicing against that
Speaker 4: drop off play back to the ruck. And I'm finding
Speaker 4: now when Penrith are doing that, coaches are saying instead
Speaker 4: of the first or second defender off the ruck coming
Speaker 4: up and going sideways straight away, what coaches are saying
Speaker 4: to because they're going to drop the player back underneath,
Speaker 4: go forward.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 4: So when Nathan Clear would run across the field a
Speaker 4: couple of years ago, there would be a pocketive space
Speaker 4: back near the ruck where that drop off player would
Speaker 4: come through it chasing him and now when he does
Speaker 4: that drop off play, those first and second defenders are
Speaker 4: going forward first, closing off the space and they're not
Speaker 4: getting that forward momentum from that play.
Speaker 2: That's interesting.
Speaker 3: A little later, we're going to try Casey McClain's shared
Speaker 3: on the weekend, which shows the effect of that, because
Speaker 3: if you're not chasing from the inside and you're going straight,
Speaker 3: that can leave you vunderable on the edge, and you
Speaker 3: see he took advantage of that over the course of
Speaker 3: the weekend. It's interesting about combat coops, right.
Speaker 2: And it is a fact that there's no doubt about it,
Speaker 2: but it's not an excuse.
Speaker 3: Paramatta they shared Belmore Oval for a number of years
Speaker 3: with the Bulldogs.
Speaker 2: They both played out of Bellmore. When after the eighty
Speaker 2: one Grand Final they burnt.
Speaker 3: Cumberlan Oval to the ground because that's what you do
Speaker 3: when you win a camp.
Speaker 2: He just straight to the ground and and they're building
Speaker 2: param in a stadium again and so they had to
Speaker 2: play to Belmore.
Speaker 3: They won eighty three. You're still able to get it done.
Speaker 1: I think Penrith.
Speaker 4: There's not necessarily one thing that's happening with there's a
Speaker 4: lot of little things, and they've doubled down in Nathan Cleary,
Speaker 4: Isaiah oh and Edwards, and when Edwards misses or when
Speaker 4: Nathan misses, there's just another bit of lag that they
Speaker 4: have to pick up. But I'm with you. I think
Speaker 4: once they get sort of sort of eight ten weeks
Speaker 4: in and Ivan gets control of those fundamentals that have
Speaker 4: made Pendrith great and their list is healthy, there's just
Speaker 4: a bit of pressure on Nathan. Hard to say, one
Speaker 4: of the best players the game is pressure, but if
Speaker 4: he's unhealthy for a big chunk, that's going to hurt them.
Speaker 3: Well, great players put pressure on themselves, so they coops
Speaker 3: for all instance. We looked from the outside and said,
Speaker 3: I yeah, it's I'll be okay. But for him, within him,
Speaker 3: you can imagine he's out there today doing extras getting.
Speaker 2: Himself back on top. Well under paramatter.
Speaker 3: We said before that how hard they've been defending, how
Speaker 3: hard they've been trying, that they're going to get They're
Speaker 3: going to get their reward, and they got it a
Speaker 3: great signing from him going to be Dylan Walker. Like
Speaker 3: I thought I thought yesterday they were struggling. Their attack
Speaker 3: was clunky when he came on the field operating, you know,
Speaker 3: through through that center.
Speaker 2: You saw that the change immediately. Let's have a quick look.
Speaker 2: He's first set of six.
Speaker 3: How he comes on the field and straight away you
Speaker 3: see the fact. Almost immediately the tempa picked up because
Speaker 3: he's got this great he's got a great run threat.
Speaker 3: He's at his past decision is very very good, and
Speaker 3: this was this He is going to be invaluable for
Speaker 3: Dylan Brown and Dan Hawkins and Mitch Moses when he
Speaker 3: comes back and in this result end up getting a
Speaker 3: try in the left hand corner and Dylan Brown no coincidence.
Speaker 3: When Dylan Walker came on the field, suddenly Dylan Brown
Speaker 3: started to find his best football.
Speaker 1: I agree.
Speaker 4: I think sometimes when you don't have dominant traditional ballplayers,
Speaker 4: ballplaying thirteen can help ease the load a little bit.
Speaker 4: Learn a little bit about Dylan Brown in this period
Speaker 4: that when he's first receiver, he's very square and runs
Speaker 4: the football, which is effective at when he gets it together.
Speaker 4: When he starts going sideways, it doesn't work for him.
Speaker 4: But when he's out at the back of shape and
Speaker 4: Walker's that first key, then he's naturally. Moving on to
Speaker 4: forty five, he looks more comfortable, whereas I don't think
Speaker 4: Mitch Moses needs Dylan Walker, but it would help, there's
Speaker 4: no doubt. But I don't think Mitch Moses needs a
Speaker 4: ballplayer middle to control the way that he plays, because
Speaker 4: it comes to him quite naturally.
Speaker 2: That they certainly need him. Now, yes, you can see
Speaker 2: the difference.
Speaker 3: Dean Hawkins, we had a little discussion about this where
Speaker 3: we're disagreeing on this one slightly. I haven't seen a
Speaker 3: bloke really soon a bloke hit a ball so.
Speaker 2: Sweetly as Dean Hawkins. But you're saying, but it is
Speaker 2: an unusual drop.
Speaker 4: It's not the results. It's the unnecessary movement of the
Speaker 4: hand that I feel like could be tweaked. But he's
Speaker 4: kicking the ball well, so don't change it. It's a
Speaker 4: little bit like if your analogy is the Gulf Swing,
Speaker 4: it's a bit like Jim Firick.
Speaker 1: You know Jim Ferick, don't.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't know if he popped up in the seed.
Speaker 4: So there's just a little bit the wrist there. He
Speaker 4: just moves the ball slightly, but he's got good purchase
Speaker 4: on it. So I understand where you're coming from there.
Speaker 4: But just one thing to tweak up the technique a
Speaker 4: little bit, but done a good job.
Speaker 3: Cowboys last two weeks they've got the balance right in
Speaker 3: their football, you know, pouring more energy into their defense,
Speaker 3: making less errors an attack. And then I starting to
Speaker 3: get back towards his to his true form what we expect.
Speaker 4: Of the Cowboys are so hard to get a good
Speaker 4: read on. Like when they're bad, they're bad. When they're good,
Speaker 4: they are good. And it seems to be when they
Speaker 4: have a physical mindset and the defenses right, everything else
Speaker 4: just comes off the back of it.
Speaker 1: There was just I like that.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen this from Peneith for a long time,
Speaker 4: but they were just there gaps through their defensive line,
Speaker 4: and the Cowboys took advantage of it. Like perdue drink
Speaker 4: water there is robson, it just went. I think they
Speaker 4: were very direct in the way they played and it
Speaker 4: helped them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we said before about the case of McClain try
Speaker 3: and I'm using this as an example.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at and I've sort of just come across this.
Speaker 3: I saw this play the other day Penrith in the
Speaker 3: last thirty months, and some of the plays and sequences
Speaker 3: so similar to the two thousand and five West Tigers
Speaker 3: and the fact that Nathan, and this is really interesting
Speaker 3: you said that before, is the fact that they're not
Speaker 3: solving the problem from the inside. They're not chasing him hard.
Speaker 3: But again that leaves you vulnerable. And this is a
Speaker 3: great way to street shorter defense. You see him there
Speaker 3: like he's says, tripped for short by that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's beautiful ballplaying. Some good halfbacks like Benji and
Speaker 4: Sean have done it before. When you hide that ball,
Speaker 4: that angle of Clifford just lost track of the ball.
Speaker 4: Benjam Marshall one of the best, and I can see
Speaker 4: it like the double show and keep going can strip
Speaker 4: you defensively, but got to be careful once you start
Speaker 4: going two sideways called often you are losing a lot
Speaker 4: of full momentum.
Speaker 3: I think you, I think are training. When you see
Speaker 3: teams start to playmakers start to do a lot of that,
Speaker 3: it's so easy to get into that algorithm and start
Speaker 3: doing I think you're training. It's important that you sort
Speaker 3: of level it up with nice straight football.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: We saw Adam Reynolds last week do the double drop
Speaker 4: off with good tempo and hiding changing his speed.
Speaker 1: But you can't do double.
Speaker 4: Drop off for double drop off for double drop off,
Speaker 4: if that makes sense. Yes, there needs to be a
Speaker 4: variation of like like anything it's good.
Speaker 3: About exception made some good old fashioned trains body. We're
Speaker 3: going to do a little bit here, old school playmaking.
Speaker 3: Been talking about this. We spoke about last year Sean
Speaker 3: Johnson going up getting your target defender and then just
Speaker 3: delaying an extra half a second, which makes it so
Speaker 3: hard for a defender who's trying to make a decision.
Speaker 3: That half a second probably feels like half an hour.
Speaker 3: You see that just and it's just minuscule, just that
Speaker 3: little weight and hit short and there's a couple of
Speaker 3: players doing it really good at the moment without making
Speaker 3: a Nathan Cleary fest. You know, I've been watching him
Speaker 3: a little bit. There's been a little change in how
Speaker 3: he played ball. Plays see that there like nice little
Speaker 3: clever ball, but he's having a long look at the
Speaker 3: at the short play. Does one here in a second
Speaker 3: McLean's it is a little bit late on the play.
Speaker 2: But again the lake mate, we showed isaakatoa last week.
Speaker 2: He does it.
Speaker 3: He's just I reckon, he's the best in the league
Speaker 3: doing it at the moment. Going up to Jason Smith pause,
Speaker 3: hit short.
Speaker 4: The principles of it are basically going fast to slow.
Speaker 4: So if you get your target defender as quickly as
Speaker 4: you can and then you slow up when you get
Speaker 4: in the eye line like this, paint Hass tends to
Speaker 4: lean in when he doesn't have to. But if Carto
Speaker 4: just went at the same speed, I'm pretty sure painehas
Speaker 4: would slide off. Yes, evolved, because you go fast, you
Speaker 4: get in his eyesight, then you stop and lean in.
Speaker 4: That pause, as you said, makes a defender lunch and
Speaker 4: it creates that.
Speaker 2: It's almost like they could reach out and grab it.
Speaker 4: A little bit of bait to a defender that wants
Speaker 4: to go. But and then you just delay the past.
Speaker 3: Another example here the first try from the Titans on
Speaker 3: the weekend. You watch Jaden Campbell and this is just
Speaker 3: just a tiny little adjustment here. What's this catches warp
Speaker 3: and you see Herbie. Herby's going to slide when you
Speaker 3: see the other angle, it's going to slide on it.
Speaker 3: And last second, that tiny little pause, mate, Herbie bites
Speaker 3: that's in your see it here again.
Speaker 2: Wait, I'm going to slide. No, No, he's just paused
Speaker 2: on a.
Speaker 4: Little double pump at the same time. Yeah, good ballplayer
Speaker 4: from jading Cami. I think, while we're on the train
Speaker 4: spotting thing, what about Sharks first Raiders the last minute.
Speaker 1: Finish of the game. Enjoy? What about Ricky jumping up
Speaker 1: and down?
Speaker 2: The press conference could have been very different.
Speaker 4: Here's one for the people out there. So I think
Speaker 4: it's trindle of the Sharks. They did the right thing,
Speaker 4: But I'm actually going to argue that there's something better
Speaker 4: you could do here. Ran the ball into the corner,
Speaker 4: put it in a position where it takes them absolutely
Speaker 4: long way of scoring that trying the match winn play
Speaker 4: for a minute and a half. What the Sharks do
Speaker 4: is they run the ball and get tackled. That is
Speaker 4: tackle zero, right. What I'm saying is maybe Trindle gets
Speaker 4: it and puts in a little grubber kick, lets the
Speaker 4: Raiders dive on it, jumps on him, tackle one, he
Speaker 4: goes down, The Raiders go down the field, and they
Speaker 4: score on the fifth play. So what we're saying is
Speaker 4: actually on they have the four plays and they're fifteen
Speaker 4: meters further away from the try line. So yes, it's
Speaker 4: the right play to run in the course of high
Speaker 4: percentage one. But when it's down to that time on
Speaker 4: the clock. Take an extra tackle, do the little kick
Speaker 4: and actually dive on them for tackle one.
Speaker 3: Because we don't think about that that's been attacked. It
Speaker 3: now where teams rather than risk the seven tackles is
Speaker 3: just sort of wander over.
Speaker 2: But you're right your hand them an extra tackle.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying kick it for a repeat set. I'm
Speaker 4: literally just kick it a meter in front, like in
Speaker 4: the corner. Let them dive attack, jump on the other one.
Speaker 3: Where do you think South Sydney make the Joe Gray
Speaker 3: full back Latrell left center work beautifully. A lot of
Speaker 3: injuries meant Latrell had to get up a little bit
Speaker 3: of playmaking in the halves.
Speaker 2: It was jeez. I thought they were I thought they're fantastic.
Speaker 4: One of the better wins South with the carnage that
Speaker 4: came into the team plays out of position. Sullivan came
Speaker 4: in with that. Sean go, Yeah, he did a good job.
Speaker 4: I really like.
Speaker 1: What Wayne did.
Speaker 4: A lot of people said that Latrell should be fullback,
Speaker 4: but he's wholehearted. That Ji Gray wholehearted like he was
Speaker 4: so good and well Latrell he probably will be moved
Speaker 4: back to fullback at some stage when they get at
Speaker 4: the trucks. But I'll tell you what Latrell stood up
Speaker 4: in that moment they needed. But Ji Gray was tremendous.
Speaker 3: Joey, I'll ask you this, Coops. We've spoken on this
Speaker 3: a couple of times. The speed of the rucks now,
Speaker 3: the speed of the game, the vulnerability that sits in
Speaker 3: the middle of the field. I think this and what
Speaker 3: we've seen in turn is the smaller, diminutive fullback starting
Speaker 3: to become in vague as opposed to the Gi Latrell,
Speaker 3: big powerful one. It's like the smaller blokes at the
Speaker 3: moment seem to be a lot more effective through that
Speaker 3: middle field.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's pros and cons. Look, you get the best
Speaker 4: player for the best position. I think Jie Gray. Look,
Speaker 4: if you're trying to pros and cons of it all,
Speaker 4: the guy is energetic, he's great, He'll run for twenty
Speaker 4: carriers and won't shirk his responsibility. But if you were
Speaker 4: to isolate him ten meters off the line off a
Speaker 4: high kick and have Tom Travoyvich come through, Tom's jumping
Speaker 4: over the top, yep, right, the Trell Mitchell is powerful
Speaker 4: one on one like he will beat you. But if
Speaker 4: you keep the ball in play for long periods against
Speaker 4: Latrell and move it left to right while he's at fullback,
Speaker 4: you will catch him out at some.
Speaker 2: State, make him unnecessary running.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there's no doubt that's our game is brutal,
Speaker 4: but our game can be a game of chess as well,
Speaker 4: when you start working through x's and o's.
Speaker 2: I tell you, I think about saus Coops.
Speaker 3: We said before one of the things that is cup
Speaker 3: to their good starts that he has been the young
Speaker 3: guys coming in and elevating themselves. Jamie Humphreys perfect example.
Speaker 3: Liam LeBlanc has been good. Tell us Duncan now is
Speaker 3: getting back to his best form. But a young bloke
Speaker 3: he he brought well, he's not so much a young.
Speaker 2: Guy, but the guy brought from the Dolphins. Lachlan Hubner,
Speaker 2: he played third on the weekend. He's fantastic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, workaholic, physical, He's got that sort of Wayne's always
Speaker 4: had that sort of protective middle four that just works
Speaker 4: at Plath at the Dolphins. Tony Carroll the Broncos and
Speaker 4: fits that mild whatever than they.
Speaker 2: Do with the harps Coops.
Speaker 3: So, Bud Sullivan, you think that Jaden Sullivan are going
Speaker 3: to seven give them.
Speaker 2: What he did? What about what about six?
Speaker 3: I mean does lewid Is Lewis Dodd back playing at
Speaker 3: the moment might get his chance? He could be or
Speaker 3: do you think that would you look together Latrell in
Speaker 3: a six.
Speaker 4: I'd put Latrell at six because the way you keep
Speaker 4: Joe Gray and the team is you have to find
Speaker 4: a spot for Latrell. Now when the game is an
Speaker 4: balance against the roosters, Latrell moved to five eight. He
Speaker 4: was defending the centers but played as a five eight.
Speaker 4: And if Latrell, say plays full back, or let's say
Speaker 4: he's plays centers and touches ball ten times, he will
Speaker 4: do something let's say six times out of ten. If
Speaker 4: you give him thirty touches at five eight, you're going
Speaker 4: to double his input. So I would I would move
Speaker 4: la Trail to five eight. I think it's a good
Speaker 4: way of getting the Trell more responsibility, keeping Jie Gray
Speaker 4: in the team and getting him to have an impact
Speaker 4: on the contest.
Speaker 3: We've spoke a lot about Dally tree Evans and the
Speaker 3: Melbourn's your old mo mate.
Speaker 2: The Melbourne Storm was just were incredible.
Speaker 3: I thought, you know, they say face at the end there,
Speaker 3: mainly those three JASP because it was on the way
Speaker 3: to be at least sixty points.
Speaker 4: Melbourne Storm flew out of the blocks, mainly wrestled a
Speaker 4: little bit back and then Melbourne just with class at
Speaker 4: accelera and we sort of sat here with the DC
Speaker 4: sort of noise and things like that. If I was
Speaker 4: a prospective buyer in this situation, sit back and see
Speaker 4: how this unfolded. Four to six weeks mainly played paramatter
Speaker 4: or due respect to Para.
Speaker 1: They were at the class.
Speaker 4: Of Melbourne, obvious, and we're going to find out if
Speaker 4: Daly's got the ability to handle what's going on personally.
Speaker 4: Galvani as a group that we've said has the potential
Speaker 4: to be top four and win more games. They played
Speaker 4: at home where they are ten to twelve point different
Speaker 4: team and got beaten, comprehensive belted. So I think there's
Speaker 4: still some stuff to play out on the impact of
Speaker 4: what Daily's doing at the moment, and we're about to
Speaker 4: find out.
Speaker 1: We're about to find out big time.
Speaker 3: And we said, we spoke, we've spoken about the importance
Speaker 3: of pure sevens, experienced playmaker, you know, as far as
Speaker 3: the Dali manly situation and were critical of the fact
Speaker 3: that you didn't get off of the contract, so on
Speaker 3: and so forth. But the Broncos what separated West Tiger's
Speaker 3: with our Jerome Lewe really had a dig Ultimately, in
Speaker 3: my opinion, the thing that separated both sides were Adam
Speaker 3: Reynolds spent hunt, the experienced playmakers.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think the Tigers tried hard and came up with
Speaker 4: a game plan early on to try and score tries
Speaker 4: off kicks, and Luckie Galvin got amongst it. But then
Speaker 4: once the heat game, the senior playmakers took control of that.
Speaker 4: Adam Reynolds was a two point field goal before halftime,
Speaker 4: then the chip and chase straight afterwards, and.
Speaker 3: Just one of his best, one of his best in
Speaker 3: Broncos Jersey mate Dolphins from my Queensland sides did a
Speaker 3: lot of similarities. I thought the way the Dolphins played
Speaker 3: to the way that the Warriors adjusted their football Vegas
Speaker 3: Warriors in Vegas pushing the ball to sideways and necessarily
Speaker 3: trying to always get their attack on though to formulated
Speaker 3: they scale things back, they'd wagh Egan more the focal point.
Speaker 3: The has played more of a running game, and I've
Speaker 3: got to say I thought the Dolphins were just about
Speaker 3: where it was almost like same game plan. Well it
Speaker 3: wouldn't have been the exact same, but you know the
Speaker 3: same principles. During Marshall, Key more involved kato a more
Speaker 3: running than passing.
Speaker 4: This week you have Christian Wolf a rap here because cool,
Speaker 4: it's going to a first year coach, because he is,
Speaker 4: but he's done it in Ellen's before coach Owen four
Speaker 4: to start the season, there was an error confidence about
Speaker 4: the Dolphins before that game. We spoke to him and
Speaker 4: he spoke about just doing the same thing but being
Speaker 4: more diligent, being more aggressive, and we spoke about how
Speaker 4: the spine of the Dolphins cart I I'll get to
Speaker 4: tick because we've mentioned some of his ball playing contribution
Speaker 4: the sign but the rest of them haven't really had
Speaker 4: an impact.
Speaker 1: Like Hammer very quiet.
Speaker 4: Cody had a great year last year, but it hasn't
Speaker 4: hit the scoreboard as much. But the forwards started to
Speaker 4: dominate the ruck the Dolphins I'm talking about, and the
Speaker 4: spine played their best game this year. I think Christian
Speaker 4: Wolf deserves a lot of creditsuse I think a lot
Speaker 4: of coaches might have pulled the trigger on a change
Speaker 4: or started sort of talking with a little bit more
Speaker 4: pressure in the way they spoke to the media. But
Speaker 4: he handled himself very well and it was a big
Speaker 4: part of their first victory. And I thought the spine went.
Speaker 2: Thrific, really really goods. Just to finish with I just
Speaker 2: I mentioned this on the show last night. It was
Speaker 2: terrible news come through Malcolm. Really, who's you.
Speaker 3: Don't get many bigger legends on the game than Malcolm
Speaker 3: diagnosed cancer the spinal cord, so he's you know, he's
Speaker 3: got a fight ahead of him. But said last night,
Speaker 3: if you want a bloke who may can get through
Speaker 3: the is, it's Malcolm Coops. I've never met a more
Speaker 3: mentally tough man in my life. And yeah, maybe we
Speaker 3: send our best to Malcolm and the.
Speaker 2: Family and a lot of love from Al had this
Speaker 1: Thanks man, mm hmmmmm