camelboy wrote:
I think it’s a good topic and, last night especially, it would have been much more agreeable to watch had we buried the Saints early. I think the running and fitness points are well made.
Equally, we need to remember we’re still a developing side and while it has been disappointing to see us fail to maximise our scoring chances so far this year, the very pleasing sign is we are showing the ability/willingess/belief to hold on and win those games, even when challenged or forfeiting the lead late in the game. That ability to fight back into a winning position, regardless of whether we should have already iced the game, is one development of our team that is both welcome and is pleasing to watch.
You can slowly see the players developing a calmness and maturity on field that will need to continue on our inevitable path to premiership success!
Yes, well said Camel.
That is a good sign from the boys. That when faced with an improbable situation we are pulling through. This is what really strengthens a team as Ratts has said and matures the (young) team. In a way, this is more heartening then 'Finishing Them', so to speak. There are many steps involved in building a great team. What we are seeing is normal transformation from a good team to a solid team. The 'No Mercy' attitude will soon develop, I have no doubt. With maturity and confidence this will be customary proceedings for the team.
Enjoy the rest of the season fellow Blues supporters!
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