The only way for the Sharks and their star player to prove the detractors wrong is to win a big game. But it doesn’t need to be a big fix for Hynes.
For all the debate about what his best position is or how much money he’s earning or whether he should even be in the team this week, I would give Nicho Hynes a simple message: worry about your defence and kicking game.
Like Hynes, the Sharks must find a way to win a big game. It doesn’t matter how, they’ve just got to do it. This stigma that they can’t handle the huge occasions won’t subside until they actually win one. Cameron Smith has a great saying: elephants don’t like little mice dancing around their feet. The Sharks have to straighten up their attack and be far more direct late in each half against the tiring big boys from the Cowboys.I know Sharks fans don’t usually like leaving the Shire, but if ever their team needs them, it’s this week. North Queensland will have very few travelling supporters. Cronulla faithful have to turn out in numbers on Friday night and try to inspire their team to a big win.
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