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Might struggle physically against Darcy as well, he (Frampton) is not really adept with his 1v1 body work or defensive positioning in marking contests and his movement in general is sometimes noticeably lacking when he "loses" his opponent when he is having an "off" day.It is no coincidence that the games where he has managed to play a bit tighter and not let his opponent get off the chain (and not crack the shits as much or just drop his head when he loses a contest) are the ones we've generally given him a pat on the back for, we just need to see more of those efforts and less of the games where he looks all at sea.If he can find a way to maintain focus and intensity at a level where he can play tighter and halve most of the marking contests he is involved in (ie. not get totally exposed) then that will go a long way to shoring up our back line.
Might struggle physically against Darcy as well, he (Frampton) is not really adept with his 1v1 body work or defensive positioning in marking contests and his movement in general is sometimes noticeably lacking when he "loses" his opponent when he is having an "off" day.
It is no coincidence that the games where he has managed to play a bit tighter and not let his opponent get off the chain (and not crack the shits as much or just drop his head when he loses a contest) are the ones we've generally given him a pat on the back for, we just need to see more of those efforts and less of the games where he looks all at sea.
If he can find a way to maintain focus and intensity at a level where he can play tighter and halve most of the marking contests he is involved in (ie. not get totally exposed) then that will go a long way to shoring up our back line.
