Why Waratahs’ prized recruit would be wasted if used only at inside-centre
The Waratahs are looking to enhance their performance in Super Rugby, having struggled to make the play-offs this season. Coach Dan McKellar is focusing on developing a faster, more attacking style of play, while also addressing defensive weaknesses. The potential use of Angus Crichton in a more versatile role could significantly impact the team's dynamics.
- ▪The Waratahs have failed to make the play-offs this season, indicating a need for improvement.
- ▪Coach Dan McKellar aims to establish a faster, more attacking identity for the team.
- ▪Angus Crichton is expected to bring leadership and fitness, but his role may evolve beyond just inside-centre.
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