Heaslipped wrote:If I'm being honest; he actually carried well today. But I will be back with a GIF of him getting the ball ripped off him in contact at 62:20.
I'm very proud this has gotten over 1,000 views. My work here is done. Good night and good luck.
Ireland’s maverick number eight fails to score with rugby’s clubbable stuffed shirts
Jamie Heaslip may be unorthodox but he also qualifies as an exceptional backrow forward
Ireland’s maverick number eight fails to score with rugby’s clubbable stuffed shirts
Jamie Heaslip may be unorthodox but he also qualifies as an exceptional backrow forward
Saw that this morning in the paper, interesting reading but can't imagine it would go down well with the haters.
"POC will not be going to Toulon" - All Blacks nil » May 27th, 2015, 12:18 am
Ireland’s maverick number eight fails to score with rugby’s clubbable stuffed shirts
Jamie Heaslip may be unorthodox but he also qualifies as an exceptional backrow forward
Filler by a bored journalist who doesn't really want to talk about the game.
They resent Heaslip because he doesn't care about them and won't lick up to them.
simonokeeffe wrote:Going by pictures alone Heaslip does seem to have bulked down a little bit which is interesting
A lot of guys have. Chop tackling is working too well against boshing.
Need mismatches to get anywhere and it's speed and footwork that are as good at wearing down. Outside of a few positions in the pack there is a lot of room on offer for smaller guys.
simonokeeffe wrote:Going by pictures alone Heaslip does seem to have bulked down a little bit which is interesting
A lot of guys have. Chop tackling is working too well against boshing.
Need mismatches to get anywhere and it's speed and footwork that are as good at wearing down. Outside of a few positions in the pack there is a lot of room on offer for smaller guys.
Yup, noticeable trend of clubs now going for smaller forwards that get driven back and lose ball in contact.
simonokeeffe wrote:Going by pictures alone Heaslip does seem to have bulked down a little bit which is interesting
A lot of guys have. Chop tackling is working too well against boshing.
Need mismatches to get anywhere and it's speed and footwork that are as good at wearing down. Outside of a few positions in the pack there is a lot of room on offer for smaller guys.
Yup, noticeable trend of clubs now going for smaller forwards that get driven back and lose ball in contact.
Like Kilcoyne?
Ruddock's tackle stats consistently too low for me to be taken seriously as a Six Nations blindside..... Ruddock's defensive stats don't stack up. - All Blacks Nil, Jan 15th, 2014
England A 8 - 14 Ireland A, 25th Jan 2014 Ruddock(c) 19/2 Tackles