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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 2955566, member: 1992"] I'd have to respectfully disagree Port on Boyd. I think that managing the game would be his strength if it was a given that Milford was the creative and impulsive partner. For mine Boyd would largely take a backseat in attack only stepping up on the fifth (or fourth) tackle and choosing where to kick to, type of kick, run or dink in behind, that sort of thing. Boyd in his last stint as a 5/8 from memory was required to be both creator and manager and it wasn't ideal for him but as strictly a manager of final set movements he I believe, would excel. [/QUOTE]

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