Re: Aus Vs. Eng : Sun Nov 02, 2014 7:38 pm  

TheScientist wrote:

Interesting comment from Wilkins in the highlight show to the effect that England look at their most dangerous when Hill and Clarke are on the pitch together.... the future is bright, the future is PnB!

cant wait to see Clarke playing for us next season.

Re: Aus Vs. Eng : Sun Nov 02, 2014 7:57 pm  

Don't know about Clarke, but I can't wait to see Clark!

: Sun Nov 02, 2014 8:53 pm  

Totally agree....best signing we've made for many seasons!

Re: Aus Vs. Eng : Sun Nov 02, 2014 9:13 pm  

well lefty you got In there early, first to call Clark. He will make mistakes(only 21) but he was one of the only player who looked like he could cause the Ausies problems.

Re: Aus Vs. Eng : Sun Nov 02, 2014 9:31 pm  

WILLOWSTOURS wrote:

well lefty you got In there early, first to call Clark. He will make mistakes(only 21) but he was one of the only player who looked like he could cause the Ausies problems.

incorrect

I didn't call Clark

I merely pointed out what was glaringly obvious. He bombed chances that could have EASILY been tries. At International level, these are the fine lines between winning and losing, and today, his decisions played a big part in us not winning the game. His coach will know that. His under 11's coach would have known that.

Clark's a player I can't wait to see in P&B, however, MoS or not, he needs to realise his mistakes and learn from them.

Re: Aus Vs. Eng : Mon Nov 03, 2014 8:39 am  

Nobody else suspicious about Clark playing well in these games....? Looks like he's trying to angle for an NRL move at the first opportunity and this is his shop window.

Re: Aus Vs. Eng : Mon Nov 03, 2014 8:41 am  

no

Re: Aus Vs. Eng : Mon Nov 03, 2014 10:46 am  

lefty goldblatt wrote:

incorrect

I didn't call Clark

I merely pointed out what was glaringly obvious. He bombed chances that could have EASILY been tries. At International level, these are the fine lines between winning and losing, and today, his decisions played a big part in us not winning the game. His coach will know that. His under 11's coach would have known that.

Clark's a player I can't wait to see in P&B, however, MoS or not, he needs to realise his mistakes and learn from them.

what I did like about Clark's run - where he clearly should have passed - was he picked out the winger who had his back to the defence and ran at him and was creating a three on one. That winger was never ever going to tackle anyone...unfortunately for Clark he ran on the outside of Greg Inglis and not much gets passed him...

fortunately in Superleague he wont play against the calibre of Inglis....ever....

on the game...... England should have butchered that Aussie team......in they end we were clearly robbed...its a shame

Re: Aus Vs. Eng : Tue Nov 04, 2014 5:41 pm  

Having watched the "try" several times, I would have been gutted if that had been awarded against Wire. However, the refs explanation for not awarding a try was a load of old pony.

Re: Aus Vs. Eng : Tue Nov 04, 2014 5:51 pm  

Try minimum requirement 3 things.
Controlling pressure
Finger tip contact
Blade of grass grounding

I think all 3 of the boxes were ticked by Hall

What it doesn't say is
Celebratory attitude
That is what the Aussies are using as a justification