Sarge

cpwigan · Post by **cpwigan** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 12:14 am

Rightly taken criticism but his Magic effort was his best of the season; TOP drawer!

shaunedwardsfanclub · Post by **shaunedwardsfanclub** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 1:01 am

cpwigan wrote:Rightly taken criticism but his Magic effort was his best of the season; TOP drawer!

Agree, I have said that elsewhere. Unfortunately, he dropped a sitter so I can only give him 9 out of 10.

markill · Post by **markill** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 9:19 am

He seems to raise his game on the big stage. Had things to sort out and sorted them out. Admirable effort.

AdamMac · Post by **AdamMac** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 11:12 am

Absolutely agree.

His defence has been nothing short of disgusting on 3 seperate occassions this season (wire, hull kr, cats), but fair play the lad doesn't hide and he put in a great effort at Leeds.

Top drawer

Wintergreen · Post by **Wintergreen** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 11:22 am

Good performance, but for me Sarge isn't the "complete" centre yet.

Maybe I have been spoiled watching Bell, Miles et al, but for me classic centre play is about drawing your man in and putting your winger in for the try.

Plus rock solid defence.

TrueBlueWarrior · Post by **TrueBlueWarrior** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 1:18 pm

Wintergreen wrote:Good performance, but for me Sarge isn't the "complete" centre yet.

Maybe I have been spoiled watching Bell, Miles et al, but for me classic centre play is about drawing your man in and putting your winger in for the try.

Plus rock solid defence.

How many 'complete' centres are there at 22?

Wintergreen · Post by **Wintergreen** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 5:07 pm

TrueBlueWarrior wrote:
Wintergreen wrote:Good performance, but for me Sarge isn't the "complete" centre yet.

Maybe I have been spoiled watching Bell, Miles et al, but for me classic centre play is about drawing your man in and putting your winger in for the try.

Plus rock solid defence.
How many 'complete' centres are there at 22?

That's a different question

morley pie eater · Post by **morley pie eater** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 5:26 pm

TrueBlueWarrior wrote:
Wintergreen wrote:Good performance, but for me Sarge isn't the "complete" centre yet.

Maybe I have been spoiled watching Bell, Miles et al, but for me classic centre play is about drawing your man in and putting your winger in for the try.

Plus rock solid defence.
How many 'complete' centres are there at 22?

Good point, TBW - Keith Senior would be a great example. In his early years at Sheffield and at Leeds, he regularly ran out of the line in defence and left a gap a mile wide. (He was 23 when he signed for Leeds according to Wikipedia.) Sarge only turned 22 last week - Happy Birthday, Dan!

TrueBlueWarrior · Post by **TrueBlueWarrior** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 6:05 pm

Wintergreen wrote:
TrueBlueWarrior wrote:
Wintergreen wrote:Good performance, but for me Sarge isn't the "complete" centre yet.

Maybe I have been spoiled watching Bell, Miles et al, but for me classic centre play is about drawing your man in and putting your winger in for the try.

Plus rock solid defence.
How many 'complete' centres are there at 22?
That's a different question

It's not a 'different' question it's just 'a' question to your statement, so do you have an answer?

morley pie eater · Post by **morley pie eater** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 6:21 pm

Can't paste from Excel onto here, so apologies for poor formatting, but here are stats on Sarge and Thornley:

(All average per game played - doesn't allow for minutes played.)

Tries; Assists; Tackles; Missed Tackles; Busts; Carries; Metres; Ave Gain; Clean Breaks; Offloads.

Thornley (2013):
0.50; 0.38; 10.3; 1.1; 1.6; 9.8; 80; 8.12; 0.8; 0.54

Thornley (2014):
0.70; 0.40; 9.4; 0.7; 2.1; 9.5; 75; 7.85; 0.4; 0.30

Sarge (2015):
0.46; 0.46; 13.7; 1.8; 2.8; 19.1; 125; 6.56; 0.6; 0.85

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