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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 3230565, member: 1992"] Unlike many on the forum I don't believe the sky is falling. Sproj wrote something that got me thinking. He saw the oncoming stretch of games against top flight teams as possibly destroying already mentally defeated younger players. I imagined what remained in such a scenario and to me, that was the strong. The hard bastards who simply refuse to be broken. I'm really looking forward to these games. They absolutely will tell us where we are and will expose the areas in which we need improvement. This current Broncos team has talent and there's not much wrong with it overall. We had a couple of players who let us down, Milford and Asiata and injury played a part in Asiata's case. Carrigan was also a bit off and a couple of errors instantly cost us but we simply were not too bad. Seeing the game later, not influenced by babbling commentary and taking the time to rewind plays gives a much much deeper understanding of what was poor and what was acceptable through to excellent. Aside from poor misses from Nui and Asiata we were a little unlucky. That chip kick that resulted in a try could so easily have bounced away from the attacker giving the try diffuser the edge, it was just unfortunate it favoured the Titans. No matter, the rest of the team were pretty good at times. It isn't as bad as some think and we're getting closer to winning consistently and in fact I believe the swing back is imminent. [/QUOTE]

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