Bryan Hall

They are the best at reading it, but they do have different methods to getting to those pitches, if you know what I mean.

Like the Chiefs are just a little bit more patient, whereas the Hurricanes want it now.

And I think that's what was so impressive is it wasn't coming in that first half against the Blues.

And, but they just like, it takes a lot of courage, Bryn.

Like it had, it was not going their way.

And I know it helps that they were still ahead, but they just pulled, they just keep pulling trigger.

And they're like, they just were like, in their head, they were like, we know it's going to come.

It's going to click at some stage.

And boy, did it what?

It is a setup for an absolute blockbuster.

I worked it out.

I think the Canes are at like 52% or maybe after the weekend around a little bit higher than that in terms of conversions.

So for every two entries, they're coming around a try.

And I'm not talking penalties here.

I'm talking try, seven points.

The Chiefs are still high, but they're not near, they're around that sort of 44%.

So they get a lot of entries, but they don't always come away with the seven points, whereas the Canes, almost when they get in there, they're coming away with points.

So I think the big thing that I see about that is teams, because of their power game, but their ability to offload,

It creates that chaos, which either leads to a try or they win penalties.

Back-to-back penalties go to the corner.