Exactly, it's kids' stuff. If it had been the other way around and he'd passed but Berrigan happened to not make it, do you think there would have been any debate on here that Yeaman should have gone himself? I personally doubt it.

You know, I never thought I'd ever hear it suggested that Yeaman could over-think a situation.

TBF I'd like to see it again before I condemn the decision too much.

I don't bet, never have.



If we get Long and Horne back for the Leeds game (which they are on course to be) then I am confident we can be competitive in the playoffs. I don't need to bet to believe that anymore than I do already.

Exactly, good solid centre but sadly thick as a plank.

Now, now

I'd like to see it again tbh.

So in other words you're happy to dismiss my opinions but in reality you know I could be right?

Fair comment.

Eh





In reality my opinion is different to yours. That means we might dismiss each others opinions but either of us could be right, we might play two and lose two or we might win a couple or even get to the GF.



Either way if we finish 4th/5th then it's a massive improvement on last season and most fans would have taken top 5 at the start of the season. Agar is not the best coach around but is doing a good job right now.

Again, fair enough. I'd also like to see it again to see just how good a chance it was for Berrigan. I just think, as I've said, that when you're running at a man and have a teammate in space, you give him the ball. It should be the natural instinct as in the vast majority of cases it's the best chance of a try. It would have been different if Yeaman had been going for a space or the corner, but with a man to beat he took the wrong option.

Agreed, could not have passed IMO

Can't argue with that, thought Crusaders did well to shut out the options.