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Editors note: Sterling said after the interview he hasn't watched a Raiders game since 2012greeneyed wrote:Peter Sterling says the future of Canberra Raiders Jack Wighton is in the centres
Peter Sterling says Canberra Raiders five-eighth Jack Wighton could well make a permanent move to the centres in the future.
“I actually think that Jack Wighton’s best position is centre and that’s eventually where he will slot in down the track at the Canberra Raiders I would imagine unless he goes elsewhere. But I think ultimately that is going to be his best spot.
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Yeh, nah, Sterlo.
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Maybe wait till we see how he goes at centre first.
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He's actually developing insanely well as a 5/8th and the club has Croker, Beej, Cotric and Kris...
Yeah i dont think centre is in his future as a Raider
Yeah i dont think centre is in his future as a Raider
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I thought his best position was centre as well until this year when I realised he could play 5/8
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He could play the best game at centre ever and id still want him playing 5/8 for us
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That's a given.
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So basically he's going to leave the Raiders so he can realise his full potential as a centre. I heard he's homesick for Brisbane.PigRickman wrote: ↑June 20, 2019, 8:23 pm He's actually developing insanely well as a 5/8th and the club has Croker, Beej, Cotric and Kris...
Yeah i dont think centre is in his future as a Raider
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There's not a five-eighth in the comp I'd buy to move Wighton to the centres! Even if we somehow magically landed Cameron Munster tomorrow I'd play Munster at fullback and Wighton at five-eighth.
That's how good he's going.
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Origin battle 'all personal' for Canberra Raiders back Jack Wighton
Jack Wighton won't feel the need to wage a war of words with fiery Queensland centre Will Chambers despite insisting his State of Origin battle will be "personal" on Sunday night.
"I know I just have to do my job. I’ll just do what I do on the night. The whole game is personal. It’s not just the one person you’re playing, it’s between the states as everyone knows. This is all personal."
Read more: https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/ ... /?cs=14239
Jack Wighton won't feel the need to wage a war of words with fiery Queensland centre Will Chambers despite insisting his State of Origin battle will be "personal" on Sunday night.
"I know I just have to do my job. I’ll just do what I do on the night. The whole game is personal. It’s not just the one person you’re playing, it’s between the states as everyone knows. This is all personal."
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Whew, I'm glad I read that story. For a second I thought Gasnier had been brought in to teach mobile phone etiquette.
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Canberra Raiders back Jack Wighton jumps back on the Origin bike
Playing centre is like riding a bike and Canberra Raiders five-eighth Jack Wighton is confident he can jump straight back on after a five-year absence.
"The week's been good. Just jumping back on the bike really, feeling comfortable and just excited to get back out there," Wighton said. "[It's been] something like [five years]. I train there every now and then though.
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How Jack Wighton reached out to Canberra Raiders captain Jarrod Croker for tips on mastering centre
As Jack Wighton prepared for his left-centre cameo on Sunday night in Origin II, he quickly reached out to his Canberra captain for a few pointers on mastering the position.
"We're good mates, we've played so much footy together. He's such a great guy. I know how much it means to him. I was so proud of him the first time he was selected. I'm not a coach but I had a feeling he'd be in the starting side somewhere [for Perth].
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Playing centre is like riding a bike and Canberra Raiders five-eighth Jack Wighton is confident he can jump straight back on after a five-year absence.
"The week's been good. Just jumping back on the bike really, feeling comfortable and just excited to get back out there," Wighton said. "[It's been] something like [five years]. I train there every now and then though.
Read more: https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/ ... /?cs=14239
How Jack Wighton reached out to Canberra Raiders captain Jarrod Croker for tips on mastering centre
As Jack Wighton prepared for his left-centre cameo on Sunday night in Origin II, he quickly reached out to his Canberra captain for a few pointers on mastering the position.
"We're good mates, we've played so much footy together. He's such a great guy. I know how much it means to him. I was so proud of him the first time he was selected. I'm not a coach but I had a feeling he'd be in the starting side somewhere [for Perth].
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Wighton has a tough job ahead of him tonight defending in between Maloney and Addo-Carr. Particularly in a position that’ll have a lot of eyes on it given the non picking of Mitchell. I feel like he is just holding Mitchell’s spot for now for Wighton to slot somewhere else in the 17 be it game 3 or next year
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Yeah, he's on a bit of a hiding to nothing here. He'll be effectively doing the work of three players.Sid wrote: ↑June 23, 2019, 5:19 pm Wighton has a tough job ahead of him tonight defending in between Maloney and Addo-Carr. Particularly in a position that’ll have a lot of eyes on it given the non picking of Mitchell. I feel like he is just holding Mitchell’s spot for now for Wighton to slot somewhere else in the 17 be it game 3 or next year
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I’m still bemused by the reaction to Saifiti’s selection on here. I can’t pinpoint why a group of Canberra fans picked him out as a pretty ordinary player. No one ever labeled him as top tier and it took 4 prop injuries (on top of blokes jumping ship) for him to get a look in for NSW.
I’ve been impressed by him from the start. Came into a team of down and outers at 19/20 and stood up to the big boys from the get go. I haven’t followed him extremely closely over his 3/4 seasons at the top but that initial step up leaves a pretty lasting impression. In fact I’m surprised his brother has been on the outer so much behind some over rated players like Gavet.
He wasn’t anything out of the ordinary last night and he definitely hasn’t proven he’s some world class player but he did his job. I think he’ll do it again in game 3. I hope Sims drops out for Klemmer not Saifiti.
I’ve been impressed by him from the start. Came into a team of down and outers at 19/20 and stood up to the big boys from the get go. I haven’t followed him extremely closely over his 3/4 seasons at the top but that initial step up leaves a pretty lasting impression. In fact I’m surprised his brother has been on the outer so much behind some over rated players like Gavet.
He wasn’t anything out of the ordinary last night and he definitely hasn’t proven he’s some world class player but he did his job. I think he’ll do it again in game 3. I hope Sims drops out for Klemmer not Saifiti.
well, I guess you could say that I'm buy curious.
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i accepted long ago, that you and i will agree on about 95% of things in RL, the front row isnt one of them.
But Siafiti was a non entity, his team absolutely dominated all over the park and his numbers were OK, and his eye test was, as i said, a non entity
He is exactly as you said, an ordinary player. He had about 30 metres in 20 minutes in the first half, and then picked up yardage by the buckets as a down hill skier.
He did do better than i expect so i gotta eat a lot of crow on that, but that was a debacle from QLD from start to finish. They wont go down that easily next time out.
But Siafiti was a non entity, his team absolutely dominated all over the park and his numbers were OK, and his eye test was, as i said, a non entity
He is exactly as you said, an ordinary player. He had about 30 metres in 20 minutes in the first half, and then picked up yardage by the buckets as a down hill skier.
He did do better than i expect so i gotta eat a lot of crow on that, but that was a debacle from QLD from start to finish. They wont go down that easily next time out.
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Questioning Safiti's elevation was hardly unique to Canberra fans on here.
He was decent enough, even good, but he is still one of the least meritorious Origin selections in recent memory.
He was decent enough, even good, but he is still one of the least meritorious Origin selections in recent memory.
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I’m not jumping behind him as a massive fan. I’m not even really disagreeing with those 2 posts. And it’s a bit of a weird one for me to pick out because I generally subscribe to stats representing props fairly well (but for those who skip the early set hit ups) and Saifiti is no monster on paper. He’s young and undoubtedly tough.
I’m not sure I agree with him not being there on merit either. An avenue of luck opened up but you can only compete with your peers in this regard. He was selected because Klemmer, Haas, McLean, Lodge and Woods were injured. And because Fifita and co switched allegiance. I don’t think any other available prop had more of a case tbh. Especially considering Finucane and Tariq Sims player there out of position over any others.
A more deserved selection than several players picked because of who they played for over the last 15 years.
I’m not sure I agree with him not being there on merit either. An avenue of luck opened up but you can only compete with your peers in this regard. He was selected because Klemmer, Haas, McLean, Lodge and Woods were injured. And because Fifita and co switched allegiance. I don’t think any other available prop had more of a case tbh. Especially considering Finucane and Tariq Sims player there out of position over any others.
A more deserved selection than several players picked because of who they played for over the last 15 years.
well, I guess you could say that I'm buy curious.
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I think when you look at 8 runs for 100m vs nsw's premier prop in Vaughan who had 13 runs for 119m Saifiti held his own
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Looking at the Queensland forwards, if Horsburgh puts in a good few months to end the season and start next season, he is in for a big chance to be selected as a bench forward for the first game next year. Their bench was horrendous. Can someone explain the "Glasby is such a good Origin defender" narrative? Is it a meme? I remember his debut game for Queensland he was caught out on two tries. Wallace is so far from being an Origin player, I wouldn't even take him in the Raiders starting 17.
Glad to be wrong about the NSW selections, though it shows the Game 1 selections were dubious to say the least (Walker, in particular). I was at the game and kept an eye on Jack - I am not sure what the stats are, but I swear he ran more than any other player other than Tommy T. Every single time the ball was back for kick return, Wighton would make an effort to provide an option for a pass. He got to his front almost every time he hit the ball up, his 150 or so metres were quality.
Glad to be wrong about the NSW selections, though it shows the Game 1 selections were dubious to say the least (Walker, in particular). I was at the game and kept an eye on Jack - I am not sure what the stats are, but I swear he ran more than any other player other than Tommy T. Every single time the ball was back for kick return, Wighton would make an effort to provide an option for a pass. He got to his front almost every time he hit the ball up, his 150 or so metres were quality.
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TongueFTW wrote:Looking at the Queensland forwards, if Horsburgh puts in a good few months to end the season and start next season, he is in for a big chance to be selected as a bench forward for the first game next year. Their bench was horrendous. Can someone explain the "Glasby is such a good Origin defender" narrative? Is it a meme? I remember his debut game for Queensland he was caught out on two tries. Wallace is so far from being an Origin player, I wouldn't even take him in the Raiders starting 17.
Glad to be wrong about the NSW selections, though it shows the Game 1 selections were dubious to say the least (Walker, in particular). I was at the game and kept an eye on Jack - I am not sure what the stats are, but I swear he ran more than any other player other than Tommy T. Every single time the ball was back for kick return, Wighton would make an effort to provide an option for a pass. He got to his front almost every time he hit the ball up, his 150 or so metres were quality.
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Thanks, GE - the stat I am after is "distance covered", he really did provide a lot of options off the ball, particularly on kick returns he was often the first NSW player back (other than the Wingers), ready for a shift in case it happened.greeneyed wrote: ↑June 25, 2019, 8:42 amTongueFTW wrote:Looking at the Queensland forwards, if Horsburgh puts in a good few months to end the season and start next season, he is in for a big chance to be selected as a bench forward for the first game next year. Their bench was horrendous. Can someone explain the "Glasby is such a good Origin defender" narrative? Is it a meme? I remember his debut game for Queensland he was caught out on two tries. Wallace is so far from being an Origin player, I wouldn't even take him in the Raiders starting 17.
Glad to be wrong about the NSW selections, though it shows the Game 1 selections were dubious to say the least (Walker, in particular). I was at the game and kept an eye on Jack - I am not sure what the stats are, but I swear he ran more than any other player other than Tommy T. Every single time the ball was back for kick return, Wighton would make an effort to provide an option for a pass. He got to his front almost every time he hit the ball up, his 150 or so metres were quality.
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That is not in the stats suite, but they mentioned on one of the shows on Fox League last night that the "Tracker" showed Wighton topped that, in front of Tom Trbojevic.TongueFTW wrote: ↑June 25, 2019, 9:18 amThanks, GE - the stat I am after is "distance covered", he really did provide a lot of options off the ball, particularly on kick returns he was often the first NSW player back (other than the Wingers), ready for a shift in case it happened.greeneyed wrote: ↑June 25, 2019, 8:42 amTongueFTW wrote:Looking at the Queensland forwards, if Horsburgh puts in a good few months to end the season and start next season, he is in for a big chance to be selected as a bench forward for the first game next year. Their bench was horrendous. Can someone explain the "Glasby is such a good Origin defender" narrative? Is it a meme? I remember his debut game for Queensland he was caught out on two tries. Wallace is so far from being an Origin player, I wouldn't even take him in the Raiders starting 17.
Glad to be wrong about the NSW selections, though it shows the Game 1 selections were dubious to say the least (Walker, in particular). I was at the game and kept an eye on Jack - I am not sure what the stats are, but I swear he ran more than any other player other than Tommy T. Every single time the ball was back for kick return, Wighton would make an effort to provide an option for a pass. He got to his front almost every time he hit the ball up, his 150 or so metres were quality.
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Thanks - that concurs with my "eye test" at the ground - though I was not sure if my "Raiders bias" was kicking in!greeneyed wrote: ↑June 25, 2019, 9:23 amThat is not in the stats suite, but they mentioned on one of the shows on Fox League last night that the "Tracker" showed Wighton topped that, in front of Tom Trbojevic.TongueFTW wrote: ↑June 25, 2019, 9:18 amThanks, GE - the stat I am after is "distance covered", he really did provide a lot of options off the ball, particularly on kick returns he was often the first NSW player back (other than the Wingers), ready for a shift in case it happened.greeneyed wrote: ↑June 25, 2019, 8:42 amTongueFTW wrote:Looking at the Queensland forwards, if Horsburgh puts in a good few months to end the season and start next season, he is in for a big chance to be selected as a bench forward for the first game next year. Their bench was horrendous. Can someone explain the "Glasby is such a good Origin defender" narrative? Is it a meme? I remember his debut game for Queensland he was caught out on two tries. Wallace is so far from being an Origin player, I wouldn't even take him in the Raiders starting 17.
Glad to be wrong about the NSW selections, though it shows the Game 1 selections were dubious to say the least (Walker, in particular). I was at the game and kept an eye on Jack - I am not sure what the stats are, but I swear he ran more than any other player other than Tommy T. Every single time the ball was back for kick return, Wighton would make an effort to provide an option for a pass. He got to his front almost every time he hit the ball up, his 150 or so metres were quality.
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The phenomenal Origin effort put in by Canberra Raiders back Jack Wighton
GPS statistics from NSW's big win in State of Origin II reveals the scoreboard was not the only area dominated by the Blues.
Jack Wighton's 7.8km covered was the best of all players, his intensity of 107 metres per minute was the best of any of the 80-minute players, his 34 high-speed efforts (number of sprints of over 20 km/hr) was also best on ground and his top speed of 32.7 km/hr trailed only flying wingers Josh Addo-Carr (34.2 km/hr) and Corey Oates (33.3).
Read more: https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/06/26/tel ... ton-stars/
GPS statistics from NSW's big win in State of Origin II reveals the scoreboard was not the only area dominated by the Blues.
Jack Wighton's 7.8km covered was the best of all players, his intensity of 107 metres per minute was the best of any of the 80-minute players, his 34 high-speed efforts (number of sprints of over 20 km/hr) was also best on ground and his top speed of 32.7 km/hr trailed only flying wingers Josh Addo-Carr (34.2 km/hr) and Corey Oates (33.3).
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Where does Canberra Raiders Jack Wighton fit in the NSW Blues dilemma?
Jack Wighton is a contender for the NSW Blues' No. 6 jersey for the State of Origin decider but Canberra Raiders coach Stuart expects him to stay at left centre.
"I can't see Brad changing [Wade] Graham and [James] Maloney. I think he'll keep [Tom] Trbojevic and Jack in the centres."
Read more: https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/ ... /?cs=14239
Jack Wighton is a contender for the NSW Blues' No. 6 jersey for the State of Origin decider but Canberra Raiders coach Stuart expects him to stay at left centre.
"I can't see Brad changing [Wade] Graham and [James] Maloney. I think he'll keep [Tom] Trbojevic and Jack in the centres."
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I'd keep him at 3 and bring in another proper playmaker. His best position for us is 6 but that role for origin is another step up for a guy that hasn't been there that long. If his form is still going next year, sure.
Graham to stay on the bench as you don't want an injury to Maloney forcing Wighton or Graham to 7.
Graham to stay on the bench as you don't want an injury to Maloney forcing Wighton or Graham to 7.
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Graham played one half there in a team leading 20-6 and well on top in every aspect. Seems pretty risky to keep him there and expect the same result to me.
At the least they would need to carry a bench back so Jack could move in to the halves if needed.
At the least they would need to carry a bench back so Jack could move in to the halves if needed.
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Thanks for the article above, GE. The GPS doesn't lie! Jack really was amazing in that game. I saw most outlets gave him a 7 or 7.5/10 but his effort was worth more than that in my opinion. 150+ metres from a centre in an Origin game without a line break to inflate the stats is a fantastic performance. Not to mention a try assist and, as I mentioned before, his work to provide an option for the other outside backs working out of trouble. He put a few decent hits on too.
His best position for us is undoubtedly at 6 where he gets more touches, and we can afford his 1 or 2 mistakes that come with it. I think by this time next year those mistakes will be out of his game (similar to his growth as a fullback) and he might be ready for a craft at 6 in Origin. For now leave him at 3 (or, 4 as the number he wore in the game) - NSW need his metres and workrate.
After what he went through last year, it really is incredible to see him playing so well at the highest level of the game. Credit to Stuart - we now have a team with 3 Origin players, and 6 Tier 1 internationals (Rapana, Tapine, Bateman, Hodgson, Whitehead and soon Sutton).
His best position for us is undoubtedly at 6 where he gets more touches, and we can afford his 1 or 2 mistakes that come with it. I think by this time next year those mistakes will be out of his game (similar to his growth as a fullback) and he might be ready for a craft at 6 in Origin. For now leave him at 3 (or, 4 as the number he wore in the game) - NSW need his metres and workrate.
After what he went through last year, it really is incredible to see him playing so well at the highest level of the game. Credit to Stuart - we now have a team with 3 Origin players, and 6 Tier 1 internationals (Rapana, Tapine, Bateman, Hodgson, Whitehead and soon Sutton).
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Those stats for Jack are all about effort. That's why he will keep his position for Origin 3. The article in another thread about why Mitchell was dropped from Origin 2 showed a lack of effort. Jack has demonstrated he WANTS to be there. Good on him. I hope he carves up Parramatta tonight.
On the Saifiti selection, thanks for the Stats GE, he got 33 minutes at prop. Yes his run meters were fine, but the 3 missed tackles in 33 minutes playing time were not fine. I think NSW had a possession advantage during the time he was on the park as well. If Klemmer proves his fitness he will walk straight back into the side for Saifiti.
My impressions after the game were that Cook had run a lot of meters. I thought it would have been more than 91 shown by the stats.
On the Saifiti selection, thanks for the Stats GE, he got 33 minutes at prop. Yes his run meters were fine, but the 3 missed tackles in 33 minutes playing time were not fine. I think NSW had a possession advantage during the time he was on the park as well. If Klemmer proves his fitness he will walk straight back into the side for Saifiti.
My impressions after the game were that Cook had run a lot of meters. I thought it would have been more than 91 shown by the stats.
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Klemmer should replace Sims or Murray not Saifiti
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Direct prop for prop swop for me Julian, Klemmer in for Saifiti.
I would definitely select a regular halves player if Cleary can't play. QLD tried to take Maloneys head off at the end of Soo2 so I reckon that will be the starting tactic for game 3.
I would definitely select a regular halves player if Cleary can't play. QLD tried to take Maloneys head off at the end of Soo2 so I reckon that will be the starting tactic for game 3.
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How to fit Klem in might be taken out of their hands anyway with Sims being suspended.