@SaulOvah@bernardjackman 2. On setup, the flanker is forced to match Porter’s angle. Notice the large gap between the flanker’s hips and the No. 4 lock. This clearly shows how Porter’s wide stance disrupts the tight-five connection and alignment.
***Porters angle is a disservice to his packs common goal
@SaulOvah@bernardjackman A loosehead’s role is to scrum in & up—never down. Pulling a scrum down is counterproductive.
2 Cues
1. Porter’s setup angles left. His left foot is set wide rather than parallel to his hooker Sheehan’s left foot, meaning Porter is effectively scrumming alone & not in alignment.
If school were like real life:
1) you could divide the work between people better at the subjects
2) you could add and subtract people as desired - or change groups - or go solo
3) when you fail, you can try again
So I guess it wouldn’t look like school at all.
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@BJBotha Speed & consequent pressure keep Frans’ hips high forcing Frans to (give up space) to readjust his right foot in an attempt to get his hips & chest down. On both occasions, it appears his setup height & angles, pre-engagement, restrict him from capitalizing on his size & weight.
@BJBotha BJ on both scrums posted, Frans gets his knees/hips to 12o’clock post engagement (leaking power). His height requires him to be at 1o’clock (optimal push position) to ensure his hips & chest go through & down. Because Frans sets high, he inhibits himself & Slipper’s engagement..
Jose Mourinho on Captains vs Leaders👇
🗣”I have had captains that were not leaders. The connection is usually this guy has the arm band, he’s the captain, he’s the leader, no. Many times the captain is not the leader.”