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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 2826218, member: 9052"] Has to be Tallis. He may not have been a defensive workhorse but he quite often led the defensive line with great line speed. There were numerous times following a Lockyer kick where he would lead the defense and completely pummel the opposition to keep them within their 10m line. He just made the rest of team HAVE to follow him with his leadership in those situations. Matty G is struggling with his offense which may be somewhat attributed to the halves. However, he's not exactly running at full flight on a good line to warrant the ball in the first place. The lines he runs are good but as a decoy or hole runner he doesn't seem to show that full all out sprint that a Cordner does to put the defense in two minds. The speed he runs at allows the defense to adjust just enough to stop him more often than not [/QUOTE]

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