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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 3227612, member: 1992"] I'm going to say this one more time but if there ever was a case for slow as **** play the balls it was the second half of that game with injured players. I mean, the new normal frantic style is hard to contend with with 17 fit players but down to 14? Slow ptbs gives rests to guys out the back blowing hard. Imagine if our possessions took twice or three times longer than Parra's. We could have conserved energy and anyone who drives a vehicle can tell you, a conservative use of the energy supply has a cumulative effect. The added bonus is two fold, the defence is stationary and the attack can, if desired be at top speed. It's just a thought and before anyone attacks me for the idea can I respectfully ask that you just try to imagine it as a tactic AND not in isolation for just a single tackle? We needed breaks and in the new era, it's one way to conserve energy. [/QUOTE]

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