...this kid looks like a good cash cow to add to yr NRL fantasy team if yr playing...some hot stepping from 2014 in the clip that follows this one as well if you let it run...
Pro4,671 posts
26 Apr 2015, 23:54
#1
26 Apr 2015, 23:54#1
1 Minute with Luke Page
Started by Brycy2 REPLIES218 VIEWS· 26 Apr 2015, 23:54
Club Pro492 posts
27 Apr 2015, 00:31
#2
27 Apr 2015, 00:31#2
This player is a very strong ball carrier, a real tank. I would like to see him in Union as a flanker or no8 instead. Playing in Union would really test his capabilities as a player and who knows Michael Cheika would probably call him up to Wallabies squad right away, that's of course if he played Union.
The defensive technique in this clip was pretty poor though, they need to tackle below the waist line to stop his leg movement. A lot of RL players don't really know how to tackle correctly whereas in Union it's more professional with the defence more organized with better tackling technique.
The defensive technique in this clip was pretty poor though, they need to tackle below the waist line to stop his leg movement. A lot of RL players don't really know how to tackle correctly whereas in Union it's more professional with the defence more organized with better tackling technique.
sharkbok
Captain23,285 posts
Captain23,285 posts
27 Apr 2015, 00:38
#3
27 Apr 2015, 00:38#3
I wouldn't want to tackle this bus. How is some of the noises from the bone crunching collisions.
Going high is a recipe for getting bounced, and going low is a knee in the face. I wonder how many would be tacklers would wake up asking for the license plate number.
He seems to thrive on the contact and smashing through brick walls of defence
Going high is a recipe for getting bounced, and going low is a knee in the face. I wonder how many would be tacklers would wake up asking for the license plate number.
He seems to thrive on the contact and smashing through brick walls of defence
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