NRL 2011 Round 18 Highlights: Sea Eagles V Rabbitohs and Stats

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Errors: 7 (9)
Completions: 32/37 (26/33)
Penalties: 8 (5)
Scrums: 6 (2)
Tackles: 299 (276)
1 on 1 Tackles: 8 (17)
Missed Tackles: 33 (44)
Line Breaks: 8 (4)
Offloads: 15 (12)
Runs: 188 (159)
Runs Metres: 1481m (1346m)
Try Assists: 4 (3)
40/20s: 0 (0)
Line Dropouts: 2 (1)
Opponent in brackets




All Runs Metres
 Anthony Watmough   168 
 Glenn Stewart   160 
 Issac Luke   147 
 Brent Kite   131 
 Ben Ross   109 
 
All Runs
 Glenn Stewart   24 
 Anthony Watmough   20 
 Issac Luke   17 
 Brent Kite   16 
 Daly Cherry-Evans   14 
 
Offloads
 Glenn Stewart   5 
 Daly Cherry-Evans   3 
 Eddy Pettybourne   3 
 Anthony Watmough   2 
 Issac Luke   2 
 
Tackles
 Matt Ballin   42 
 Anthony Watmough   31 
 Jason Clark   29 
 Shannan McPherson   28 
 Glenn Stewart   28 
 
1-on-1 Tackles
 Dylan Farrell   4 
 Eddy Pettybourne   3 
 John Sutton   3 
 Ben Lowe   3 
 Glenn Stewart   2 
 
Tackle Breaks
 Issac Luke   9 
 John Sutton   8 
Anthony Watmough   8 
 Daly Cherry-Evans   7 
 Kieran Foran   7 
 
Line Breaks
 Kieran Foran   2 
 Michael Oldfield   2 
 Greg Inglis   2 
 Brett Stewart   1 
 Nathan Merritt   1 
 
Penalties Conceded
 Ben Lowe   3 
 Ben Ross   1 
 Joe Galuvao   1 
 Issac Luke   1 
 Eddy Pettybourne   1 
 
Missed Tackles
 John Sutton   6 
 Nathan Peats   5 
 Chris Sandow   5 
 Dylan Farrell   4 
 Jason Clark   4 
 
Kicks
 Daly Cherry-Evans   11   
 Chris Sandow   8 
 John Sutton   5   
 Kieran Foran   4 
 Brett Stewart   2 
 
Errors
 Issac Luke   2 
 Nathan Merritt   2 
 Michael Oldfield   2 
 Chris Sandow   1 
 Shane Rodney   1 
 
Gets
 Matt Ballin   99 
 Issac Luke   80 
  Daly Cherry-Evans   58 
  Chris Sandow   54 
  John Sutton   35 
 
 
Jeez their first try Sandow came very close to a shepard. I remember Billy Slater having a try dissallowed for the same thing last year. He caught the ball and passed it when he was halfway behind another player and they ruled it obstruction.

Oh also on the Watmough penalty in front. The penalty as explained by Suttor was for "Putting pressure on his arm" the replay showed he did nothing of the sort, and there is no such penalty anyway.
 
I had a closer look at Chris Sandow when Manly scored most of their points. He seems to be purposely placed (protected) as outside centre (around there) in defence. Manly's attack must of been aiming right at him, because the bloke is a major liability in defence. Whether his mind is already gone or not, the guy makes half hearted attempts in tackles and is also pushed off ever so easily. Even in the last second of play when Ferris pushes through, Sandow is left crying back in play when he breaks a nail. Poor old Parra have bought one inept player. He may be razzle dazzle with the ball, but he is a passenger in defence... and he will be targeted by all.
 
Sandow is an interesting one for mine.
I think he has a ton of potiential if he was playing under a coach like Bennett, Bellyarse or Des i think he would be one of the superstars of the game. He and Jarryd hayne always seem to have a good games against us
 
Sandow is a speed hump always will be, he may set up tries when he decides to be brilliant but as Sunday shows 4 tries were scored off the back of his missed tackles
 
Berkeley_Eagle said:
Sandow is a speed hump always will be, he may set up tries when he decides to be brilliant but as Sunday shows 4 tries were scored off the back of his missed tackles

Darren lockyer is a speedbump and so is Jamie Soward but with a decent coach you can not only improve their defense you can protect them.

Toni Carroll was lockyers protector for years just as Beau Scott is for soward
 

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