The grand final move that proved Aubusson’s worth to the Roosters – Sydney Morning Herald

Robinson raises the prospect of Keary taking complete control of the team in attack, standing on the open side at almost every ruck.
The second part of the plan is finding someone else to man the short sides, a decoy if you like. Someone willing to sacrifice his own game on the grandest stage just to keep the opposition guessing.
Aubusson puts up his hand.
“He had never played that position and he was going to have to learn a different role within two sessions,” Robinson says. “As well as exe…

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