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Message: [QUOTE="Jedhead, post: 3232309, member: 9518"] I think it's most notable when we're under the pump. Instead of steadying the ship some want to pull off a spectacular 1% play when it's just not on. This then compounds the pressure they are under and leads to more fatigue, which in turn leads to more panic and more errors and before we know it we've given away three soft tries. The whole backline chorus on here knows and have been crying out for some leadership to steady the young guns, but Lexy only has the single finger in the air and "one set guy" call in his kitbag. Perhaps some of the old boys might give him a few pointers in how to calm the cattle in times of pressure as he sure as shit has no clue at present. [/QUOTE]

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