Watching and waiting

Royce looking for half a chance to make it a hat-trick
ROYCE Brownlie’s cool, close-range finish may have beaten Logan last week, but his previous two goals have really had everyone talking.
Both times it was two touches and a sensational 45-yard chip over the Grange/Logan goalkeepers! Pictured: Royce and team-mates celebrating his long-range strike against Logan.
Now the question: Can the captain do it in a third successive match, this time against Capalaba at Wolter Park today, kick-off 4.45pm?
Royce will certainly be looking for the opportunity. “I’ll be watching,” he warned last night, “watching to see if the keeper’s off his line. If I get half a chance, I’ll have a go.
“To be honest I’ve noticed keepers play more off their line in the BPL than NPL. They’re more sweepers. With those goals, both goalkeepers were further out.
“The first one (at Grange), I didn’t hit it quite as well as I wanted. But the