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<blockquote data-quote="TRF_Cymro" data-source="post: 418545" data-attributes="member: 40909">Agree with Duck there.Regarding Deiniol, just think 10 years ago he would have been a good second row but he has a limited game for a modern day second rower, he was a good lineout expert but last couple of seasons he has waned.Another flop for me for the Blues was Ben White, came with a Super 14 (at the time) pedigree from the Brumbies and failed to really impress.&nbsp; Certainly a big flop for me.Paul ***o was also a weird one this season, he blew hot and cold, sometimes he was dominant and others you wondered where he was on the park this was evident during the Barbarians game.Scott Andrews could be in the same boat as the flops because he has not progressed as people had hoped for, infact he went backwards through the gears all the way into reverse.Regarding the tops, Dafydd Hewitt is someone this season who has come along well and actually progressed, a late bloomer certainly.&nbsp; Lloyd Williams before injury was having a big impact for the Blues but took a while to get back to any sort of form before the end of the season, but did look sharp for the Barbarians against Wales.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TRF_Cymro, post: 418545, member: 40909"] Agree with Duck there. Regarding Deiniol, just think 10 years ago he would have been a good second row but he has a limited game for a modern day second rower, he was a good lineout expert but last couple of seasons he has waned. Another flop for me for the Blues was Ben White, came with a Super 14 (at the time) pedigree from the Brumbies and failed to really impress. Certainly a big flop for me. Paul ***o was also a weird one this season, he blew hot and cold, sometimes he was dominant and others you wondered where he was on the park this was evident during the Barbarians game. Scott Andrews could be in the same boat as the flops because he has not progressed as people had hoped for, infact he went backwards through the gears all the way into reverse. Regarding the tops, Dafydd Hewitt is someone this season who has come along well and actually progressed, a late bloomer certainly. Lloyd Williams before injury was having a big impact for the Blues but took a while to get back to any sort of form before the end of the season, but did look sharp for the Barbarians against Wales. [/QUOTE]

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