That was probably more to do with experience than anything else. I doubt anything roosy could do at that stage would have changed the result. The players needed to execute and they failed. You cant coach a player to miss two of your players and thread it through to the opposition defender planted between them. It sometimes doesnt help Roosy I think for him to be on the sideline as people focus too much on him whereas if he were up in the coaches box and surrounded by four others it wouldnt look the same.
All hardwicke was probably doing was telling the trainers to get everyone behind the ball , to man up and to let them know how much time was left so they could milk the clock. Panicked urgency does not equal resourcefulness.
All hardwicke was probably doing was telling the trainers to get everyone behind the ball , to man up and to let them know how much time was left so they could milk the clock. Panicked urgency does not equal resourcefulness.

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