Wolfy
@wolfy6678.bsky.social
CS commentator, wannabe rugby afficionado. Turning shouting at screens into a legitimate enterprise
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But fundamentally his biggest strength is individual talent as opposed to ability to bring others into the game.
It creates a dilemma of two incredible 10s with completely contrasting styles. If England solve the conundrum of involving them both, it could define English rugby for a generation IMO
It creates a dilemma of two incredible 10s with completely contrasting styles. If England solve the conundrum of involving them both, it could define English rugby for a generation IMO
March 9, 2025 at 10:26 PM
But fundamentally his biggest strength is individual talent as opposed to ability to bring others into the game.
It creates a dilemma of two incredible 10s with completely contrasting styles. If England solve the conundrum of involving them both, it could define English rugby for a generation IMO
It creates a dilemma of two incredible 10s with completely contrasting styles. If England solve the conundrum of involving them both, it could define English rugby for a generation IMO
Where he can float in and out of the play at the opportune moments, picking gaps and beating defenders when they appear (he was great at that today, ran some brilliant lines and got a lot done).
He has a fantastic game management that he's built (more rambling below ⬇️⬇️)
He has a fantastic game management that he's built (more rambling below ⬇️⬇️)
March 9, 2025 at 10:21 PM
Where he can float in and out of the play at the opportune moments, picking gaps and beating defenders when they appear (he was great at that today, ran some brilliant lines and got a lot done).
He has a fantastic game management that he's built (more rambling below ⬇️⬇️)
He has a fantastic game management that he's built (more rambling below ⬇️⬇️)