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He puts the hard yards in which is massively important for Sale, he doesn't actually break many tackles. He's been a brilliant servant of English rugby but sadly he's nowhere near the force he once was. Time is cruel.

Always a force to be reckoned with for England - A wrecking Ball in Attack & Defense. Although he often doesn't break tackles, the ferocity of his collisions often bends defensive lines. This leads to multiple defenders being pulled into his path hence freeing up space for his teammates.

He needs to develop his off load game. Where once he used to run over defenders now they contain him, but he still has dominant collisions. More offloading and he would still be devastating.

@tiekumark

Ай бұрын

His offload game and Kicking game was a focus that should have been prioritised by previous England administrations when he was younger. England could have had a Ma'a Nonu MK2 but the thinking of English rugby over the years has been soreductive that everyone was just happy to have a "monster" at 13. I think at Manu's advanced age now he is what he is. A decent crash ball 12 who's lost his pace. At his peak and Injury free the boy was an absolute freak. It's a shame we didn't see enough of it

@willk1756

29 күн бұрын

He was absolutely savaged by injuries for what would have been his peak between 2013-2019. Worse still these were usually recurring groin injuries, sapping his power. If he'd remained injury free he would probably be regarded as the most destructive centre the game has seen.

@tiekumark

29 күн бұрын

@@willk1756 agreed

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Dominating.....lmao that was not even close.

@david_fisilau7817

Ай бұрын

someone didn't watch the video