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Message: [QUOTE="Fitzy, post: 3595019, member: 9881"] It’s definitely something that needs changing and thankfully it seems like Kev is going to be smart enough to take action and accountability for the fact that it was just the wrong move to make. As [USER=9052]@BroncsFan[/USER] was saying that’s far too many positions that would require him to move to SR had one of them got injured. Not what you want. Also demonstrated the value of having a bloke on the second row even more. It’s not like they will just sit there waiting for Piakura or Riki to get injured all year long they can be a very useful tool for us and if it’s Hunt I think could even cover the centres instead of moving Piakura or Riki out of there position. Whilst the bench in the GF was Hetho, Palasia, Piakura (not massive) I think it could spell bad news for Hetho. He one hundred percent deserves to be there but is that lack of size to much of an issue? I am not convinced it is a huge issue but I see Kev (or 90% of coaches for that matter) thinking it’s a big issue. 1 thing that could work in his favour and could work against him is that Hunt is proficient through the middle himself (more so than Piakura was playing the same role) but that proficiency also does extend to Lock which Hetho’s value really comes in. As long as Jensen is starting and Willison and a SR are there I couldn’t give a shit if the other bench middle is Hetho I think he is better than the lot of them, I think he defensively is great, has a quick ptb, can play lock and prop (and hooker if everything was to go to shit) I think despite not being as big a body he is still very much deserving of being there. If he was to be initially dropped I don’t think it would be that long before he was back. 8. Jensen (40) 10. Haas (60) 13. Carrigan (60) 15. Hetherington (35) 16. Willison (30) 17. Hunt (15) Just as a rough rule and if you lose one Hunt, Willison, Hetho, Jensen and even Carrigan and Haas for that matter can all increase there minutes from there. [/QUOTE]

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