Multiple outlets assess the NSW squad’s prospects, arguing that the team’s overall quality is sufficient to win, but pointing to concerns about the starting 13. Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, and The Age all frame the discussion around selection and utilisation, noting that there is said to be considerable depth in the NSW squad, particularly among players listed on the bench. Each source suggests that the presence of that depth in non-starting roles raises questions about whether the coach, Laurie Daley, is deploying available talent effectively. The articles do not present specific match details or statistical evidence in the material provided, but they consistently highlight a perceived imbalance between the strength of the squad and the composition of the starting lineup. Overall, the shared view is that while NSW has the personnel to compete successfully, the starting 13 is viewed as the main area of concern, implying potential risks if bench players are not integrated or used in ways that maximise the team’s depth.
Opinions differ on NSW’s potential, with focus on the starting 13
Multiple outlets assess the NSW squad’s prospects, arguing that the team’s overall quality is sufficient to win, but pointing to concerns about the starting 13. Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times,...
- All three sources say the NSW squad has enough quality to win.
- All three focus concerns on the composition and performance of the starting 13.
- All three highlight perceived strength in the NSW bench compared with the starting lineup.
- All three link the concern to how coach Laurie Daley is using available players.
- The three outlets share a common scepticism implied by the idea of talent being left on the bench.
There’s more talent on NSW’s bench than the High Court; Laurie Daley just needs to know how to use them. The fact that they’re on the bench suggests otherwise.
1 month agoThere’s more talent on NSW’s bench than the High Court; Laurie Daley just needs to know how to use them. The fact that they’re on the bench suggests otherwise.
1 month agoThere’s more talent on NSW’s bench than the High Court; Laurie Daley just needs to know how to use them. The fact that they’re on the bench suggests otherwise.
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