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Message: [QUOTE="subsbligh, post: 2638553, member: 1950"] I wouldn't call Inglis lazy, but there's definitely an "Inglis factor". I don't know whether it's an indirect effect of the team generally lifting, and that Inglis plays off the back of it, but if Inglis hasn't made a linebreak or scored or done something notable in the first 20 minutes, it's usually a very good indicator of whether the team he's playing for will win. When it's Origin time I start to get worried if you think to yourself that you haven't seen Inglis yet. My guess is that he plays off the back of the team going forward and is so good can making the opposition pay once he gets the opportunities. Creating something from nothing in his own half he's not as good as Hayne, or simply turning up and being a threat on and off the ball every single tackle in attack, he's got nothing on Slater. [/QUOTE]

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