How about go back to the old days when they only interchanged for an injury or you were nearly dead out there.
I thought it interesting Brown in a recent presser talking about reducing the interchange and bring some more fatigue in to the game.
I would say the Knights have not been very good with fitness and fatigue in general, not one of our strongest points.
Lets hope that is the benchmark he steps up to this evening.In the game before Levi came back to firstgrade he played against Wyong and Nathan Brown was there watching him.
Levi played 80 minutes, had 2 try assists, tackled his heart out, ran himself ragged, even took on the goal kicking duties and did some of the tactical kicking.
By the end of the game the Wyong players were calling to run at Levi because they could see he had run himself to the point of exhaustion and was refusing to go off, even though the trainer was almost trying to drag him off. They kept running at Levi and he kept dragging them down.
In short, Levi did everything he possibly could to force Brown to pick him.
The only reason Levi hasn't stepped up is because Brown has him out of first grade and prefers Griffin.
I have no idea why, Levi is the better hooker. Shown tonight, better game than Griffin has put in for us.
I prefer Griffin in defense but Levi is the more dangerous player IMO. Levi will have this spot nailed for seasons to come if he builds on last nights performance for the remainder of this year.
He was awesome last night. He sometimes over plays his hand a bit in attack but I thought he got the balance right with backing himself and giving it to Pearce when the time was right