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Message: [QUOTE="bazza, post: 2554085, member: 8440"] Well, we know that Reed can perform on the left, so he can just as easily slip back there when Hodges is back. But while Hodges is out, lets "better" utilise Reed so he is not restricted in his actions by playing on the left side. The left side is the "wrong" side for a right handed player as it eliminates one of their attributes and means of getting past his opponent - The Fend. Although it is obviously playable to being on the "wrong" side of the field, but a player can be more effective when they have the full range of motion of an arm to palm the opposition off with. Either way, changing combinations in a team is inevitable. Injuries and the form of players in the top 17, as well as those pushing for a spot will always force combinations to be reworked, but it doesn't necessarily make them ineffective. The Broncos have to go back to basics, getting the little things right. They don't need to copy another teams playing style, and try perfect it. That wont work. Instead the Broncos need to work out what works for them, and what doesn't. If they keep things simple, the they will develop their own style of play that will be effective for them, as it will take into account the pro's of each individual, and how they can maximise what they offer to the team. By doing this they can play to the teams strengths, rather than its weaknesses, bringing originality and creating variety to the Broncos attack. There's no point copying how another team plays, as that game plan, plays to that particular teams strengths, not ours. Likewise, other teams can try and copy our game plan, but it wont work for them, as it plays to the Broncos strengths, not theirs. This makes it awfully hard to defend against, as we'll be playing in a way that no other team plays. [/QUOTE]

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