Itchy Arsenal wrote:
A “centre” who cannot pass and doesn’t think about his winger.
He symbolises everything for me why as a sport we accept mediocrity because of such a small pool of players we see a plethora of athletes rather than actual rugby players.
Not for me in any way shape or form.
Maybe my memory is fading but I though he was a reasonable wingers centre.
I do sometimes wonder if people understand the nature of the game has changed. I don’t think it’s a good thing but it has.
There are very few wingers centres in the traditional sense.
You look at Origin and most centres are not “centres” any more.
Like I said I’m not sure it’s a good thing but it is definitely a thing.
Defences in the modern game are ridiculously hard to beat.
Centres can be very good centres without a top class passing game if they have other attributes.
Gellings key attribute is he is a meter eating outside back.