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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2732627, member: 1899"] Because the Bulldogs halves weren't given much room to set up tries, notice the Eels defensive line and how quick they were to crowd the Bulldogs. JT struggled against the same defensive line, and he may as well be god. The amount of tries isn't indicative of quality play. Besides, it wasn't like the Eels didn't go close on numerous occasions - they were denied by resilient Dogs defence. It wasn't great, but it was more than 'nothing' and '**** all'. So what? Superior fitness, speed and conditioning should be rewarded. For so long Rugby League has been a power game where teams like Souths have been able to win because they throw an entire clan of Burgi and GI at you. Finally the speed men are given an advantage and this is meant to be a bad thing? I don't know what it is, but there seems to be a trend where people have a tough time giving credit where credit is due. I saw it last week with the Broncos, all I heard about was how bad the Warriors kicking game was, forgetting about the wonderful performance from Boyd, Oates and Kahu. [/QUOTE]

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