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Message: [QUOTE="Morkel, post: 3557593, member: 8215"] It seems like every young exciting outside back needs their one "taken over the sideline trying to beat the defence on the outside on a kick return" moment. Slater even had his in a losing international game, but they've all had them, and this was Sailor's. It's probably worked 100 times as they grew up, but the mirage of a gap in first grade is a brutal learning experience. I kind of feel the message of "you have to take your opportunities against the Storm" was used here but misunderstood. It's supposed to mean that they don't give you much, so you have to earn it through discipline, possession and sticking to a plan. And executing perfectly when it's on. However our team, as a whole (not just Sailor) took it to mean that you need to go for it when you see a half chance, but that's the opposite. It means they went with low-percentage hail-mary's, resulting in errors, lost possession early in the set, and exponential fatigue. And that's where we lost. [/QUOTE]

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