What Do You Need From a Flyhalf In Attack - Part 1 of 2

[@tpack716]

i dont think this guy knows what a 2 on 1 is... i count 4 times he says it when there is actually drifting defenders which hover and do not commit to the line of defence. That is a trademark of the all blacks in cover defence. he obviously has something against Ashley-cooper because all i see is him getting over the advantage line and making half-line breaks, not blowing certain tries like this guy thinks. the rest of the analysis is spot on.

[@robertridley9279]

This is also a good explanation for why the flyhalf is considered the equivalent of a quarterback.

[@ZumaLagos]

Good analysis. I always enjoy watching a flat playing quick thinking 10 rather than an in the pocket hoofer

[@DancementorsCrew]

What do Cooper need: A better team.

[@IslandGuyJp]

Great analysis...more please.Centers too

[@lauharty]

This is fantastic, really useful stuff. x

[@merlin5420]

The 1984 wallabies had the best backline through the 80s with Mark Ella steering the ship and they utilised a flat attack. Rules have changed but the fundamentals remain the same. Puzzled kiwi

[@ZumaLagos]

speed is important but change of speed is more potent

[@noelvannielen3414]

nice video

[@ZumaLagos]

Keep the defense "true"

[@kennedykaltavara7673]

Who's the best at the moment?

[@danproductions7197]

Nice video

[@yurkshirelad]

The England backs should listen to this.

[@soundscapemusic8980]

Appears that they have

[@o3hd137]

Let's face it we r shit at union we r only good at NRL

[@noelvannielen3414]

meh

[@IslandGuyJp]

Great analysis...more please.Centers too