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| Quote dayvoz="dayvoz"The aussies generally think that it is our basic rugby skills that stop us from beating them and nearly all yesterdays work was passing and catching'" Think the ex no#2 for both Wests and the Oz national team may know what he's doing....................Lets give in with the wise cracks, give the bloke a chance! |
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| Quote Newsom 13="Newsom 13"Quote Newsom 13="tommyfromhull"Quote Newsom 13="HFC Boy"If the players need to practise passing and catching God help us !!
They shouldn`t be professionals if they need to be shown the basics!'"
Never ceases to amaze me at how many dormant elite RL coaches we have on this forum. Truly staggering.'"
Not defending the post by HFC Boy, because it's a ridiculous comment to make.
But, how do you know who's an RL Coach and who's not? I bet there's plenty of RL Coaches on here.
Passing and catching are fundamental's of Rugby League, I'd be getting them to play Rugby League with a tennis ball.
A lot harder to catch (with 2 hands) than a normal size Rugby ball.
Kicking a ball is not brought in nowadays until you're 12 (I think). But you go watch younger teams train or have a game, what's the first thing they want to do when they get there? Kick a ball up in the air. Do the coaches stop them? No. Why? It's a fundamental in certain aspects of Rugby League.
The team I help out coach are Under 10's, but during the sessions we get them to kick a ball. We've got calls in place ready for when we can kick.
First thing we do at a training session is ball in hand and pass down a line. Some are good passers of the ball, some are bad. But they can only get better. One of them will be a great player (whether that be professional or amateur).'"
True, there maybe many RL coaches on here, with myself included. But to question the coaching brought from the Aussi Assistant is, like you say, ridiculous comment.
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| Quote tommyfromhull="tommyfromhull"Quote tommyfromhull="Newsom 13"Quote tommyfromhull="tommyfromhull"Quote tommyfromhull="HFC Boy"If the players need to practise passing and catching God help us !!
They shouldn`t be professionals if they need to be shown the basics!'"
Never ceases to amaze me at how many dormant elite RL coaches we have on this forum. Truly staggering.'"
Not defending the post by HFC Boy, because it's a ridiculous comment to make.
But, how do you know who's an RL Coach and who's not? I bet there's plenty of RL Coaches on here.
Passing and catching are fundamental's of Rugby League, I'd be getting them to play Rugby League with a tennis ball.
A lot harder to catch (with 2 hands) than a normal size Rugby ball.
Kicking a ball is not brought in nowadays until you're 12 (I think). But you go watch younger teams train or have a game, what's the first thing they want to do when they get there? Kick a ball up in the air. Do the coaches stop them? No. Why? It's a fundamental in certain aspects of Rugby League.
The team I help out coach are Under 10's, but during the sessions we get them to kick a ball. We've got calls in place ready for when we can kick.
First thing we do at a training session is ball in hand and pass down a line. Some are good passers of the ball, some are bad. But they can only get better. One of them will be a great player (whether that be professional or amateur).'"
True, there maybe many RL coaches on here, with myself included. But to question the coaching brought from the Aussi Assistant is, like you say, ridiculous comment.
To any current SL coaches on this forum, I apologise.
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I seem to remember Tony Smith saying that he needed to teach Jamie Thackery how to hold the ball properly when he signed for Leeds, granted it hasn't worked out for the guy but in all fairness his ball retention was awful.
Can't argue with a pair of fresh eyes on the camp, we haven't been able to do some basics for a few years so they must be all stealing a living. |
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It's obvious from the last 4 seasons that the players can't catch and pass
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| Quote Jake the Peg="Jake the Peg"It's obvious from the last 4 seasons that the players can't catch and pass'"
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| Quote Rugby Raider="Rugby Raider"Quote Rugby Raider="Jake the Peg"It's obvious from the last 4 seasons that the players can't catch and pass'"
or kick!!!!'"
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