Proven Vs Improving – Rucks In the second article I thought I’d speculate on the beanpoles, and have a look at where they are in terms of age profiles, and then compare the 3 best ruckman of last year to the 3 up and comers and speculate on what they Read more…
SuperCoach 2019 – Player reviews: Todd Goldstein Old Goldy has been a serviceable ruckman for many years, but does he have what it takes to continue his form into the 2019 season? The new 6-6-6 formation rules look to be a potential boon to strong ruckman and Goldy no longer Read more…
Ahhhh, yes. The heady days of #Nankilands. With Witts at R3. Our very own @LekBlog started a Twitter revolution by unleashing the hashtag that forever changed the Twitter landscape in 2017. Will Scott Lycett do this for us again, or are we trying to fit a very large square peg Read more…
Witts was a popular bench option in 2017, but it seems to begin 2018 everyone had pretty much locked in the Gawn/Nic Nat combo in as our starting rucks and called it a day. Then we’ve been hit with the news about Nic Nat not even being able to jump Read more…
By Damien There was a story Dermott Brereton told on League Teams about Tommy Bellchambers being a well built unit, and if his injury history wasn’t so glaring, the “well built” mightn’t be so hard to argue. When Bellchambers is playing, he does alright, his hitouts to advantage, his average Read more…