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Message: [QUOTE="Coxy, post: 2265084, member: 1764"] +1 to a degree. I think where someone like Henry is valuable is not so much in telling Inglis, Lockyer etc what to do, but more so what to EXPECT from the particular players the opposition have. I know the Bennett philosophy was always "I don't care what they do I'm only concerned about what we do" but that's incredibly simplistic. You have to have a game plan that counters your opposition...and an alternative game plan if your opposition comes up with a plan that nullifies yours. Or recognising that a particular winger comes in a long way and thus leaves them open to a cross field kick early...little things like that which as players they may not notice but are more than capable of exploiting if it's pointed out. That's where I think Neil Henry was very valuable to Queensland. [/QUOTE]

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