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Has left the club by mutual consent. I posted last week I’d be surprised if he was here next season but that was quick.

Thoughts?

Statistics: Posted by Lord Tony Smith — Sun Nov 29, 2020 8:50 pm — Replies 8 — Views 345

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Rogues Gallery wrote:

Then that extra 20 seconds that Hardaker didn't take proved very costly!!

Statistics: Posted by Grimmy — Sun Nov 29, 2020 1:25 pm

Keiththered wrote:

Could you please explain the difference finance wise to FC between signing for Hudds with no fee and loaning him out for the season to get him off the cap.

Statistics: Posted by Dave K. — Sun Nov 29, 2020 1:22 pm

Shirley Temple

Statistics: Posted by Cokey — Sun Nov 29, 2020 1:22 pm — Replies 9491 — Views 94085

Just look at the Super League Dream Team and how many players from each club's Academy is to see how far behind our Academy is.

Statistics: Posted by Paul Youane — Sun Nov 29, 2020 1:21 pm

I keep hearing that we are better buying British but if you had unlimited funds which British prop would you buy?
Apart from Walmsley and maybe Watts, there is no one that stands out above the others like Fifita does at his best. Lots of tough hard workers but no big blocksters.

Statistics: Posted by PopTart — Sun Nov 29, 2020 1:20 pm — Replies 66 — Views 3425

...is now online at www.blackandwhites.co.uk

Enjoy

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Jordan Rankin wrote:

Not Wire??????

Statistics: Posted by Egg Chasing — Sun Nov 29, 2020 1:10 pm — Replies 21 — Views 2288

Maffy wrote:

Can't see why the RL would want Toulouse.

jaybs wrote:

Sad how Rugby League seems to change its mind like the weather! for me Super League should have stayed at Licences, and they should have been reviewed if a club if a club struggled either on or off the pitch constantly! IF Bradford are given this 12th place, it will stink! and bring the name of the game into disrepute!

Tomorrow was supposed to be the deadline for written applications, Widnes withdrew? I would love to see what we have submitted, if we have!

I just read Underhill's comments on the BBC website responding to England R.U's performance against the Welsh.

" If you don't like scrums & line outs go watch Rugby League"!. Isn't a comment like this a great opportunity for our sports marketing team to get a hold of and push to a new audience?

Statistics: Posted by duke street 10 — Sun Nov 29, 2020 12:27 pm — Replies 0 — Views 44

Fartown58 wrote:

Reiss Butterworth has left the club by mutual consent.
So my understanding on the latest squad situation is:
In
Golding
Jerry
Jake Wardle
Darnell
Gaskell
Aidan Sezer
Gavet
AOB
Edwards
Joe Wardle
Lawrence
English
Wilson
Ta'ai (?)
Leroy
Holmes
Russell
L Senior
I Senior
Hewitt
Wood
JLK
Butler (?)
Trout
McQueen
George Roby (young hooker from Warry)
James Cunningham

Out
Turner
Matagi
Murphy
Clough
Uate
Roberts

A number of youngsters go their chance this season, all probably much earlier than any expected so I'd like to see what people thought.

DISCLAIMER: All debuted in games with no crowds, this really matters, it doesn't devalue but it is a vital missing ingredient. Many players are broken when the first come up against a real crowd and none of these players has ever really done so. So some reserved judgement required.

I'm not counting Croft because Croft had already played in the first team though this was his first real run. Читать дальше...

Here is an interesting article from Love Rugby League;

https://www.loverugbyleague.com/post/ed ... r-success/

They say that you have to go back to 2006 to find a SL winner that fielded less than 7 home grown players in their side. But Leeds Wigan and Saints are fairly wealthy clubs with a decent pool of youngsters playing in their locality and a tradition of winning. So I don't think there is a direct argument for saying you need at least 7 players to have a chance of winning the trophy, but it must surely be a major factor. Читать дальше...

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

No I was comparing the error by French that cost Wigan the game and that of Grix which cost us the win against St Helens. Why would you think I would be referring to Hardaker, I thought it was obvious but don’t worry any future posts I will try to dumb it down for you.

jonh wrote:

To start off by saying you are not as down on Bibby and then absolutely dismantle him as a player is somewhat strange.

I wasn’t combined with him on the wing but he has grown into the role very well over the last few weeks since called upon.

He did overrun his centre as did Burgess who you would call an out and out winger.

We are a salary capped sport in a time when finances are under pressure.

We have had 4 frontline wingers at the club before...it... Читать дальше...