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Re: HP
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:17 pm
by Which Tyler
oldbackrow wrote:UKHamlet wrote:
This is true. Imagine your life depended on a kick at goal from near the half way line, wide out near the touchline on the left of the pitch. You can pick between Biggar and Halfpenny to take the kick. Who do you choose?
Wilkinson or Paul Thorburn! HP (Yes I know where the door is and it won't hit my behind as I leave)
Hugo Porta, no questions asked.
Or do you mean a different HP?
Re: HP
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:17 pm
by Spiffy
What is up with HP anyway? Have not seen him play for a long time. He has been injured a lot in the past few seasons.
Re: HP
Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2016 5:06 pm
by Buggaluggs
Spiffy wrote:What is up with HP anyway? Have not seen him play for a long time. He has been injured a lot in the past few seasons.
SH teams all asked if he could sit the season out - give them all a bit of a chance like.
Re: HP
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2016 5:43 pm
by kk67
Billyfish wrote:He's one of the world's best full backs. I doubt he makes the list of world's great wingers.
Yup.
Re: HP
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2016 5:45 pm
by kk67
cadofyddol wrote:
I think the sum of Liam Williams at FB and Halfpenny on the wing is greater than the sum of Halfpenny at FB and Liam Williams on the wing.
However an in form Cuthbert would probably see Liam Williams moving to the bench.
No.
No
...and 3 times a charm.
Re: HP
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 11:17 am
by Mellsblue
UKHamlet wrote:oldbackrow wrote:UKHamlet wrote:
This is true. Imagine your life depended on a kick at goal from near the half way line, wide out near the touchline on the left of the pitch. You can pick between Biggar and Halfpenny to take the kick. Who do you choose?
Wilkinson or Paul Thorburn! HP (Yes I know where the door is and it won't hit my behind as I leave)
I might have chosen Henson in his pomp, but he'd have been pissed.
Haha, very good.
Assuming Halfpenny gets back to top form he is possibly the best FB in the world and definitely the best in the NH. His one weakness, other than injury, would be his running game but I think that is due to Gatland's 'gameplan', in that we never/rarely see it, rather than any deficiency on his part. He showed for the Lions in Oz that he he can play as attacking role when required - the timing and angles of his lines in to the backline were exquisite at times.