? For the fractional early taking of a lifter?Raggs wrote:Lavinini is such a dirty player.
Bath's much more experienced team starting to tell. Just too many powerful runners for the very young Tigers team.
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? For the fractional early taking of a lifter?Raggs wrote:Lavinini is such a dirty player.
He has a lot of previous. Penalty magnet too.FKAS wrote:? For the fractional early taking of a lifter?Raggs wrote:Lavinini is such a dirty player.
Bath's much more experienced team starting to tell. Just too many powerful runners for the very young Tigers team.
Yeah, I'd give benefit of the doubt to some players taking out the lifter, but him, not a bit.Banquo wrote:He has a lot of previous. Penalty magnet too.FKAS wrote:? For the fractional early taking of a lifter?Raggs wrote:Lavinini is such a dirty player.
Bath's much more experienced team starting to tell. Just too many powerful runners for the very young Tigers team.
So you admit to having a biased view.Raggs wrote:Yeah, I'd give benefit of the doubt to some players taking out the lifter, but him, not a bit.Banquo wrote:He has a lot of previous. Penalty magnet too.FKAS wrote:
? For the fractional early taking of a lifter?
Bath's much more experienced team starting to tell. Just too many powerful runners for the very young Tigers team.
Then he knocks it on. Best Tigers player by a distance though.Epaminondas Pules wrote:Been pleased with Martin so far.
Like taking out lifters? He got yellow carded for the same offence against wasps in February, which wasn't that many fixtures ago.FKAS wrote:So you admit to having a biased view.Raggs wrote:Yeah, I'd give benefit of the doubt to some players taking out the lifter, but him, not a bit.Banquo wrote: He has a lot of previous. Penalty magnet too.
He's not really loved up to his reputation at Tigers. Does give away a penalty or two but they don't tend to be for dangerous things.
Yep.Epaminondas Pules wrote:Redpath has shown some really nice touches, but this really is a ridiculous mismatch.
But an offence a lot of second rows commit whilst trying to defend a lineout. If I remember the game rightly the ref was going to sin bin Cole but the TMO suggested Lavanini instead. It being both of them going early. If you've made your mind up before you watch the guy play I'm sure you'll find lots of things.Raggs wrote:Like taking out lifters? He got yellow carded for the same offence against wasps in February, which wasn't that many fixtures ago.FKAS wrote:So you admit to having a biased view.Raggs wrote:
Yeah, I'd give benefit of the doubt to some players taking out the lifter, but him, not a bit.
He's not really loved up to his reputation at Tigers. Does give away a penalty or two but they don't tend to be for dangerous things.
Almost like he's a 10 and not a 15.Scrumhead wrote:I’ve been quite impressed by Henry since he moved to 10. He plays nice and flat and has made some very nice miss passes off both hands.
McPhillips was dire. So slow, no guile and those awful crossfield kicks. You can't do that against a team as good as Bath.Scrumhead wrote:I’ve been quite impressed by Henry since he moved to 10. He plays nice and flat and has made some very nice miss passes off both hands.
I'd be debating whether you should employ a back who fresh off the bench can't round a lock that's been playing for 50 minutes in that much space.Scrumhead wrote:Agreed - Lavanini just looked disinterested exemplified by his willingness to accept Matavesi’s dummy so easily
Lavanini is powerful but a confirmed thug. Leicester signed the wrong Argie. His mate, Petit, is a world-class lock. Big, fast, athletic and smart.Banquo wrote:He has a lot of previous. Penalty magnet too.FKAS wrote:? For the fractional early taking of a lifter?Raggs wrote:Lavinini is such a dirty player.
Bath's much more experienced team starting to tell. Just too many powerful runners for the very young Tigers team.
Tigers pack needed a nasty physical edge. Pre lockdown he offered that pretty well without picking up citings or red cards. I like Guido Petti as a player but he doesn't have the physical impact of Lavanini who is an absolute monster. There's noticeable impact to the scrum when Lavanini is involved and as a player he can be improved further which is what Borthwick will be looking at. Up his workrate, get him reloading in defence quicker so he can keep those big hits raining in.Spiffy wrote:Lavanini is powerful but a confirmed thug. Leicester signed the wrong Argie. His mate, Petit, is a world-class lock. Big, fast, athletic and smart.Banquo wrote:He has a lot of previous. Penalty magnet too.FKAS wrote:
? For the fractional early taking of a lifter?
Bath's much more experienced team starting to tell. Just too many powerful runners for the very young Tigers team.