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Message: [QUOTE="Morkel, post: 3033385, member: 8215"] Seibold can go two ways here, and it all pivots on Segeyaro and Haas. Does he want steady improvement, or does he want to win? If he wants the Broncos to improve, he goes with a 4-forward bench. Against the Roosters we're going to need it, and as good as Haas is going, if he plays 80 he's going to get found out. If we complete below 80%, the whole pack will be found out. 4 forwards means we can rotate the pack better, and minimise fatigue. We'll also need a forward (likely Glenn) to relieve Turpin for a spell, because they'll come for him too. We likely won't win, but we'll hopefully stay within 12 points of the benchmark team, which is an improvement. If he wants to go balls out, he plays Segeyaro on the bench, but because that wastes 2 interchanges for maybe 15 - 25 minutes for Segs (as opposed to Glenn doing it as he's already on the field and will likely rotate with Fifita), it means Haas will likely have to play the 80 so the others can rotate better. Instead, we'll be relying on speed to get around the Roosters pack. And this will only happen if we get at least an even share of possession and field position. If we get the dropsies, we're absolutely fucked. We'll win by 6 or lose by 40. [/QUOTE]

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