“Once again, I am humbled by the Coach Arazza who pulls my pantz down with his Underworld.

I remember from our last game- he slices my team off one by one. But this time, we make it easier for him by dividing our forces. Half to the south for ball retrieval, half to the north to attack the gutter runner (unsuccessfully).

Better candidate tactic would be to stabilise first, keep forces together, and THEN press in.

End result was losing the war of attrition in the first half offensive drive, and having ball threatened. As a result, we could not reach critical distance with being sacked.

2nd half defence we are out numbered and out manoeuvred. The score is too easy for the gutter, and we must attempt a quick score to even the game, which we are lucky to do.

We were certainly out-played and out-coached, and this is a fortunate draw. Thank you for the game Coach Arazza.

Learnings:

1) Stabilisation comes first, THEN heavy offence. Cannot do both. Play smarter.

2) Critical distance requirements must be met in T1-T4. Respekt this concept. ”