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ronk wrote:It's hard to know exatly his influence at this point, but it seems to be positive.
mildlyinterested wrote:I dunno, I don't think the attack/backs have really fired on all cylinders this season, especially in some of the bigger games.
wait and see.
mildlyinterested wrote:I dunno, I don't think the attack/backs have really fired on all cylinders this season, especially in some of the bigger games.
wait and see.
Peg Leg wrote:Points for: 457
Points Diff: 247
TBP: 9
Nearest conference points diff: 17 (Scarlets pf: 318)
Nearest Pro 14 Points diff: 153 (Munster pf: 396)
Number of try scorers would be an interesting stat/comparison.
Those numbers look good to me.
by Xanthippe
Leinster- 64 tries from 27 players (plus Penaud Traille x 3)
Munster - 53 tries from 27 players (that french guy scored for them too)
Glasgow - 48 tries from 23 players
Scarlets - 40 tries from 21 players
Connacht - 37 tries from just 18 players (and 2 from the frenchie)
That's always the risk when you drop a comment Re: stats I am too lazy to devote the time to researching. Thanks xan, I didn't expect you to look that up. Always appreciated.Xanthippe wrote:Peg Leg wrote:Points for: 457
Points Diff: 247
TBP: 9
Nearest conference points diff: 17 (Scarlets pf: 318)
Nearest Pro 14 Points diff: 153 (Munster pf: 396)
Number of try scorers would be an interesting stat/comparison.
Those numbers look good to me.
Sorry Peggy, I don't have time at the moment to look into all the stats but the numbers of players scoring for the top five try scoring teams in the Pro 14 are as follows:
Leinster- 64 tries from 27 players (plus Penaud Traille x 3)
Munster - 53 tries from 27 players (that french guy scored for them too)
Glasgow - 48 tries from 23 players
Scarlets - 40 tries from 21 players
Connacht - 37 tries from just 18 players (and 2 from the frenchie)
Peg Leg wrote:That's always the risk when you drop a comment Re: stats I am too lazy to devote the time to researching. Thanks xan, I didn't expect you to look that up. Always appreciated.
neiliog93 wrote:I've noticed Ross Byrne has looked much more comfortable taking the ball to the line himself, sometimes necessary against fast-up defences.
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