Bristol vs Sarries, Rd 5

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Mikey Brown
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Re: Bristol vs Sarries, Rd 5

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Yeah Daly is a weird one. If he'd been allowed to continue on the wing for England 2018-2020 ish and actually get used to playing fullback as he has now done with Sarries you feel both (he and England) would be in a better place.

How opposed would most be to seeing him at fullback for England now, if Furbank were injured?
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Re: Bristol vs Sarries, Rd 5

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Mikey Brown wrote: Mon Oct 21, 2024 2:13 pm Yeah Daly is a weird one. If he'd been allowed to continue on the wing for England 2018-2020 ish and actually get used to playing fullback as he has now done with Sarries you feel both (he and England) would be in a better place.

How opposed would most be to seeing him at fullback for England now, if Furbank were injured?
For me he’d be next cab off the rank if Furbank was unavailable. He’s definitely lost a yard & there’s a mistake in him, but still a fantastic rugby player.
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Re: Bristol vs Sarries, Rd 5

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Mikey Brown wrote: Mon Oct 21, 2024 2:13 pm Yeah Daly is a weird one. If he'd been allowed to continue on the wing for England 2018-2020 ish and actually get used to playing fullback as he has now done with Sarries you feel both (he and England) would be in a better place.

How opposed would most be to seeing him at fullback for England now, if Furbank were injured?
Tricky one- think Steward is working very hard on upping his all round game, and he remains absolutely rock solid under the high ball. Daly is our most all round skilled back three player imo, but I reckon he's down on the (unexpected) pace he used to have. Wouldn't be opposed entirely, but Steward is likely ahead, but they offer a different option I guess.
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Re: Bristol vs Sarries, Rd 5

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Tough to call it between Steward, Watson* or Daly


* Has he ever actually played at the back? I mea, he's got all the attributes to, but not sure if he's got the experience to pull it off
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Re: Bristol vs Sarries, Rd 5

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Which Tyler wrote: Mon Oct 21, 2024 2:22 pm Tough to call it between Steward, Watson* or Daly


* Has he ever actually played at the back? I mea, he's got all the attributes to, but not sure if he's got the experience to pull it off
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Re: Bristol vs Sarries, Rd 5

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Haven't got around to watching the game yet, but not too unhappy with the result. Considering the players we had out to come close is pretty good.

A bit like the Gloucester game in that fewer stupid penalties and a more consistent kicker and we"d have won.
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Re: Bristol vs Sarries, Rd 5

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Holy shit, just got round to watching the highlights of this.

Harding’s 3rd try was utter filth, absolutely outrageous rugby. "You’re not allowed to do that" :lol:
Try of the season right there surely?
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