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Message: [QUOTE="Shane Tronc, post: 3165926, member: 9655"] what I like about Dearden as well is that though he is always challenging the defence, he’s not looking for a miracle every play. It reminds me a lot of Lockyer and Thurston, they’re always trying something but if it’s not on they’re happy to just go short, give some early ball or take the tackle. Someone like Moses is guilty of forcing a lot of balls because he’s expecting a result from every play. Whereas a Dearden or a Cleary will do things early that set up for opportunities later in the game - e.g Dearden going short to Fifita early which then gave him space to score his own try later in the game or Cleary going short for Yeo and then drifting across field later in the game and breaking through the line. It’s a really encouraging sign of maturity for a half. [/QUOTE]

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