Re: Hudds stats : Sat May 24, 2014 10:44 am  

dubairl wrote:

Sssh don't say that or you will make your self look like a prat apparently. honestly he had a decent game but from what he used to be last season to what he was last night it is a million miles away.

Are you worried about Masoe or something? It's just that you appear on here, strangely obsessed with him.

Re: Hudds stats : Sat May 24, 2014 10:49 am  

SaintsFan wrote:

Are you worried about Masoe or something? It's just that you appear on here, strangely obsessed with him.

Not at all, I hope he becomes the player he was at penrith it would be great for super league, but some of you need to stop kidding your selves that he put in some kind of super human performance last night when in reality he is still playing well below him self.

Re: Hudds stats : Sat May 24, 2014 10:54 am  

Given most on here were fearing the worst (myself included) there's some pretty negative responses here!

Mose's stats backup what I saw, which is fantastic. For the "well he takes the kick offs" and "he wasn't on for as long as walker and lms" how come walker and lms' stats aren't boosted by kick offs when Mose is off the pitch? Also, we dropped 2 kickoffs so there weren't that many to return! It seems some on here won't be happy until he plays like a YouTube (are we allowed to say YouTube these days? If not, video sharing site ) highlights reel every game

Still missing too many tackles. I'm a bit confused as to how I feel about Wilkins contribution, he seems enthusiastic and does some great stuff, but also does some really poor stuff - same with lance. Flanaghan was poor, and seemed to be stopped dead every time. Everything tells me Dawson should be rubbish, yet every week goes out and posts great stats. I also liked the interchange him and wheeler had, where he'd go to centre in attack with wheeler outside him, and switch in defence.

Positives are we are still making breaks for fun, the attitude was better, and we for the first time in a while had a bit of bite back.

Negatives are there's still some question marks over senior players contributions, and were still missing way too many tackles.

Re: Hudds stats : Sat May 24, 2014 7:57 pm  

Anson lad wrote:

Tbh. Hudds kicked to mosoe every time from kick off so his yardage stats are obviously higher than the other props. Also when looking at stats it doesn't mention time on the field. Ie mosoe my have done 13 tackles in 65mins yet walker or LMS have done more tackles in 40mins total. Think this puts things in perspective

totally agree with this post. I have just checked ferris and Crabtree stats for meters they only managed 76 and 78 . The only reason Mosoe got more was what you said

Re: Hudds stats : Sat May 24, 2014 7:59 pm  

SaintsFan wrote:

That still doesn't explain why LMS only made 59m in the whole match. In fact, him being on longer shows him up further.

He was not on longer I believe he did about 20 mins in each half the same as mosoe

Re: Hudds stats : Sat May 24, 2014 8:55 pm  

Anson lad wrote:

Tbh. Hudds kicked to mosoe every time from kick off so his yardage stats are obviously higher than the other props. Also when looking at stats it doesn't mention time on the field. Ie mosoe my have done 13 tackles in 65mins yet walker or LMS have done more tackles in 40mins total. Think this puts things in perspective

I think you missed one important point and that was his effectiveness on the oppostion, it takes about 3 defenders to put him down on each carry draining there energy levels. It was noticable when Masoe was on the field the opposition forwards looked knackered, Roby then started having a field day in the middle of the field.

This effect was why Masoe was voted Man of the Match.

Re: Hudds stats : Sat May 24, 2014 8:59 pm  

Judder Man wrote:

I think you missed one important point and that was his effectiveness on the oppostion, it takes about 3 defenders to put him down on each carry draining there energy levels. It was noticable when Masoe was on the field the opposition forwards looked knackered, Roby then started having a field day in the middle of the field.

This effect was why Masoe was voted Man of the Match.

Spot on.

And he was fun to watch! Those of us in the West Stand thoroughly enjoyed his effectiveness!

Re: Hudds stats : Sat May 24, 2014 9:26 pm  

I've not seen the the game but looking at Lms stats and reading just how poor hudds was it doesn't make good reading for Lms.

He's just not effective with the ball. He needs to make way for laffranchi or Beaumont when both are fit.

Re: Hudds stats : Sat May 24, 2014 9:35 pm  

Anyone who does not think Mose carried that pack needs their heads testing. 4 more carries than LMS and 100 meters more.

Graham got 200m last week I think. So whilst not at that level, still pretty decent.

Dawson once again great in the stats. He can't be ignored.

Re: Hudds stats : Sun May 25, 2014 9:12 am  

St pete wrote:

I've not seen the the game but looking at Lms stats and reading just how poor hudds was it doesn't make good reading for Lms.

He's just not effective with the ball. He needs to make way for laffranchi or Beaumont when both are fit.

As previously stated LMS never once had the ball kicked to him from a kick off in the Hudds game where meters get made. You have got to read the game not the stats. A lot of people make their decisions by just reading the stats . Maybe rotation of props is a good idea but we have not got any rotation of props with our injuries. But it looks like to me LMS has put his hand up and played 67 games out of 70 in the last few seasons and we can't assume that this lad has been 100 percent fit this season and is not carrying any injuries. How many other super league players has done that. Like I said previously Crabtree and Ferris only managed 76 and 78 meters would you also say that they played bad.