Always a Wasp
General Category => Wasps Rugby Discussion => Topic started by: Heathen on September 17, 2022, 07:19:45 PM
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https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/rugby/bad-day-office-wasps-boss-25045861
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Could have done without the 'bad day at the office' which sounds a bit glib. However, I do agree with quite a lot he said. I think we did leave 5 or 6 tries out there. If he's not going to stop playing Alfie at 8 then use him as a decoy, for he attracted 2 or 3 tacklers every time he carried the ball.
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I wouldn’t go as far as saying Blackett was watching a different game but I do think he’s being kind on himself. The bottom line is our core skills are woeful and our decision making was flawed. That’s fairly fundamental.
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Wow no idea what game Lee was watching, very concerning.
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Having just looked at the table we’re fortunate that Glaws didn’t play this weekend otherwise we’d have the lowest points scored in the league after two rounds - something we never struggled with before.
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IF West ad started the match and Alfie was not at No 8, I believe the result would have been a lot closer - we might even have sqeaked a W.
The next two games are pivotal - Bath away and Saints at home. R5 we go to Sandy Park.
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If Lee isn't careful the best players will start voting with their feet. Heaven forfend. But who wants to play for a permanently losing team.
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we’d have the lowest points scored in the league after two rounds - something we never struggled with before.
We struggled with it last year?
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If Lee isn't careful the best players will start voting with their feet. Heaven forfend. But who wants to play for a permanently losing team.
Fortunately (or unfortunately depending which way you look at it), that isn’t really a thing in rugby. Moves are typically more salary-cap driven than ‘winning’ driven.