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Message: [QUOTE="1910, post: 3589983, member: 8272"] Willison has two great strengths, his quick play the balls which halves just lap up. It's a great attacking weapon and since high school teams have scored on the back of it. Weaver used to go on the back of it then in Cup he's had Ahearn and Madden just waiting for it. If he stays on his hand and knees you're stuffed. Teams can't get him down. He doesn't have to be running wide either at halves, just needs to be on his hands and knees and he's straight up. He also doesn't have to do a lot of work to have an impact, you don't want him becoming a 23 hit ups guy, he played 46 minutes against the Pride last season and made eight hit ups, which may look not much but all eight had great play the balls and Milson, Rogers and Madden attacked, and Wynnum won by 16 with 47% of the ball. He scored his own try with one of those eight too. He's a bench weapon at this stage, 11 of his 29 Cup games have been off the bench and all his NRL games. Fatigued middles at the 30 minute mark won't hold him. His offload is the golden ticket he hasn't unlocked yet, but he needs to position his body into the tackle to be able to do it. [/QUOTE]

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