See to me, that’s perfectly fineyeh raiders wrote: ↑March 31, 2019, 9:31 pm It’s obvious we want someone to get behind and support this year, who will be in the #7 jersey and the fans have had a gutfull of Sezer
At least you’re honest, I think everyone has had enough of Sezer at this point, just some of us as fed up with Williams as we are Sezer
I think it’s interesting in that post that you give credit to Williams for the play before his try. It was a stock standard inside ball that was as non threatening and unimaginative as we see from Sezer
So the forward does a nice job of getting to the ground and then that **** Mata’utia literally turns his back on a ball carrier 3 metres out from the try line
Sam Williams definitely gets some credit for seeing it but I don’t think we can count on the direct defenders showing our half his number as a red zone option, haha
And it’s utterly wild that you’d even attempt the give Sam Williams any credit for the CNK try. He was given a ball with a dude right in his face. That was pure individual brilliance from CNK to make a guy miss and explode through a hole voided by the defender he made miss
Again, I’m sticking with Williams as long as we keep winning, but there was nothing in our attack that suggested were any more creative or better with him, and the idea that he suits Jack better didn’t show up in this game because Wighton was awful, and Sam Williams stood idly by for 60 odd minutes and let that game get tight...
And he’s getting talked up like he was a vital piece of the win. It’s just bizarre and speaks to your first paragraph, people are just so done with Sezer (and rightly so) that Williams really only needs to walk and chew gum at the same time and people gush
But we’re going to need way out of him than that if we want to compete against the best and probably need more then that to win this week.
On the positive I agree with other comments that he looks like he’s worked really hard on his defensive contact, he looked solid in that against the knights