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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 2090806, member: 1992"] As most think, defending on the wing is difficult. Are lot of decisions are heavily influenced by the actions of the inside man/men. The 'shape' of the kick is important as well with the lobbing ball projected to land very near to the tryline the worst of the lot. A player has it in his mind to actually catch or retain possession, different to his approach when attempting to simply knock it dead. I remember calls for Wendell Sailor to be dropped due to his performance under the high ball but WB perservered with him to good effect. [/QUOTE]

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