Charlie

They're vulnerable at the moment.

They haven't hit their straps.

We have.

That's where we need to capitalize.

The same thing when we're attacking a team and we're down on their try line.

There's been too many times where we've given heaps and heaps of chances like against the Broncos and then done nothing with it.

It's the same with these games when you're coming up against teams who can be big scalps, but if they're vulnerable, we should be taking advantage of that and not sinking to their level.

I think at the moment with the forwards, the way they're running up the middle with Terrell and Alex Twold, that needs to stay exactly how it is.

I think what we saw when Jock Madden came in was he was straightening up the attack and then you're hitting your second rowers like Fainu and like Kai Pierce-Paul.

And that's when we're getting either tries or they've got an arm free, able to offload.

I think we've lost a little bit of that with a little bit more sideways action.

But again...

When you've got Jerome stepping, coming across field, half the time he's passing across to Dewey, who then has space.

But I would like to see that straighten up a little bit because we do have so much attacking flair on the outsides.

And for the first time ever, I don't really know who our back line is in terms of our wingers and our centers.

And it kind of changes from week to week.

But knowing what the best combination is and being able to get them good ball when the forwards are laying this platform is so important.

I think the biggest thing...

straightening up the attack especially when we're down near the trial line and that might involve bringing jock man not a little bit earlier but again where do you bring them on you can't move 12 out of that 13 position so the benji ball is great it can be very stressful like when we played the broncos but i think if the halves can straighten up a little bit more we're going to find a lot more gaps in defensive lines

Yeah, and even bringing in some of the coaching stuff.