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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 3357266, member: 9052"] I think he will be able to fix a lot of things. It won't be like JT where he has to kick, manage the game and be responsible for the points, whilst having basically no support. Reynolds will be there to kick us to victory, something we dearly need... our forward pack have absolutely no problem getting the team into position, but whoever has been halfback for basically the last 3yrs has been unable to take advantage of the huge amount of field position they generate. Reynolds is purpose built to work off the back of that kind of field position. He also knows how to build pressure when we're inside the 20m... last year was a bit of an anomaly, because Souths scored so many tries he wasn't required to force drop outs, but the previous year he had 19 forced drop outs in 20 games (tied for 2nd in the league with Moses and only behind Cleary), and 2019 (pre-covid and 6 again) he had 25 in 22 games, which was 2nd behind James Maloney... with the penalties coming back we may be heading back to that sort of game again. At the moment the forwards work is going unrewarded and when we get inside the 20m, it's basically one and done, because we can't get repeats and the spine gets flustered and look clunky in attack. We don't get to spend any time putting pressure back on the opposition... Reynolds will change that. Unfortunately whilst he will be getting support from the forwards and has strike in the centres and wing... he'll be getting two parts of **** all from the rest of his spine. That's where Kevvie really needs to prove his wares... he needs to be able to find points in this team to take advantage of the field position that Reynolds and the forwards will be providing. [/QUOTE]

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