I like this line up Royza.Royza wrote:McVeigh Mal MJ
McPhee Fletch NLM
Stanton Watson Campo
Hird Lucas Lovett
Laycock Lloyd Monfries
R: Hille JJ Pev
IC: Bradley, Welsh, CJ, Dyson
Some of the tinkering that I would do would be to inject some raw pace up the ground by swaping Andy Lovett with Stanton.
Having Stants on the HFF (unfortunatly) would assist us as he has a high turn over rate from his poor disposal. This way, if he misses a target, the ball is entering our F50 rather than being rebounded from the HF line. Playing him at HFF still allows him to have his penetrating runs, which can be damaging to the oposition at times.
I'm also a fan of the let Bradley run on the wing for a time. This allows Campo a rest from pumping his aging hamstrings and might cause a few interesting matchups and transitions.
I might also swap Pev with Ricky D as a starting rover. Although Pev still has a reasonable tank, he's not as quick as he used to be and small spurts from the bench would be best to manage him.
The day of the resting ruckman has long passed, but I also think that Hille in the forward line can be quite damaging as Laycock is having a run for his 7 or so minutes a quarter. Also a handy tall if CJ isn't able to extend the oposition back 3 or 4.