something. Throw a miracle ball, make a big play. Too often this leads to forced passes, silly kicks and dropped balls. Kurtley has been more circumspect. He is willing to put his head down and take the ball into contact if nothing is happening, and when he does his body height is good and he tends to make ground. He appears to prefer short passes to long, floating cut-outs. I think his style suits the Test arena better. At the end of the day they are similar players but for a few factors, and it's these factors that have me sitting firmly in KB's camp. Higgers confirmed himself to be our best blindside He finally produced the dynamic, skilful performance that we all know he is capable of but has never shown at the top level. We have been let down by both Dennis and Higgers this series, and I don't blame Robbie for shafting both of them for the untried Timani on the weekend. But at long last Higgers came up with the goods after the early injury to Douglas forced Timani back into the row. I hope Robbie sees sense and keeps him at 6 for the upcoming game against the ABs in Brisbane and the EOYT after that. We have a physical edge in defence that I haven't seen in a long time Normally our side is small and determined, with our tackling described as more 'solid' than 'brutal'. At the moment though we are veering towards