Re: Rob Worrincy : Mon Jun 15, 2009 6:44 am  

Tony Fax wrote:

I want to see more in attack, shayfax. I was caght in themiddle of "run ****** forard" and "he is running forward!" arguments today. He doesn't run forward IMO. He stops and runs sideways and all that.

just sit back and think about what your saying,in the past few weeks our wingers rob and lee have done a fantastic job ball carrying to give our forwards much needed rest so i dont thing you should knock them but applaud them

Re: Rob Worrincy : Mon Jun 15, 2009 6:47 am  

luckyseven wrote:

just sit back and think about what your saying,in the past few weeks our wingers rob and lee have done a fantastic job ball carrying to give our forwards much needed rest so i dont thing you should knock them but applaud them

Here, Here!

I second that.

I think Rob has been growing in confidence and looks a real strong part of the team. Okay, he has not done a length of the field try YET, but it will come. But he works his socks off (or is that Said?) and he is getting better and better.

I think he has been / is excellent and we havent yet seen the best of him.

: Mon Jun 15, 2009 7:51 am  

Leon Ashton wrote:

top of stand, couple of old fellows stuck in the 80s

It wasn't GO WEST was it ?
I was going to put YAZOO but one of them was a woman who looked liked a bloke

I think Worrincy has had two consecutive awesome games. It's a different game nowadays playing wing or FB, with the dummy half work they have to contribute in their own territory early in the tackle count to get a quick roll on. To be fair to the lad, he's come back from some questions aimed at him defending bombs and he looks more confident for it in defence. As a forward in the tight three defending positions around the ruck, you wouldn't want him coming at you at pace with his tricky footwork, I reckon he'll be working to Calland's instructions. My only criticism would be how he carries the ball, a lot of their defenders were throwing an arm at the ball to dis-lodge it.

: Mon Jun 15, 2009 8:16 am  

He has good workrate, but one thing that surprised me, he doesn't have that sheer pace that I thought he would have to go the length of the field, is he 100% fit or has he lost some pace or never had it?(besides that length of field effort for Sheffield at the Shay) (Sheffield fans???)

: Mon Jun 15, 2009 9:01 am  

jeffvickers wrote:

He has good workrate, but one thing that surprised me, he doesn't have that sheer pace that I thought he would have to go the length of the field, is he 100% fit or has he lost some pace or never had it?(besides that length of field effort for Sheffield at the Shay) (Sheffield fans???)

He went the full length of the field at Don Valley.

: Mon Jun 15, 2009 11:55 am  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

To be fair to him when he `dropped` the ball at the end it was reefed by a Barra player and as 1 Barra player had already dropped off the tackle it should have resulted in a penalty to us. Think hes doing ok and will get a lot better.

Agreed, but the way he carries the ball it was inevitable that was going to happen.

This sport has moved on so much that wingers can't simply stay on their wing any more and have to take balls up the middle of the field. Worrincy does this superbly and takes the load off the big fellas in the middle.

Barrow's sliding defence yesterday was the best I've seen in this league so spaces out wide were few and far between.

: Mon Jun 15, 2009 12:27 pm  

Haighy wrote:

Barrow's sliding defence yesterday was the best I've seen in this league so spaces out wide were few and far between.

I definitely agree with that! it was pretty impressive.

: Mon Jun 15, 2009 5:35 pm  

went too game yesterday ,, thought worrincy just lacks a bit of self belief in himself , cos hes in a better team with more skillfull players .. thought halifax went to sleep yesterday and let barrow into the game some very weak defence .. will have too step up against WIDNES theyki are sorting there team out are beginning to peak .. GOOD LUCK on sunday think it should be a cracking game ..

: Mon Jun 15, 2009 6:22 pm  

jeffvickers wrote:

He has good workrate, but one thing that surprised me, he doesn't have that sheer pace that I thought he would have to go the length of the field, is he 100% fit or has he lost some pace or never had it?(besides that length of field effort for Sheffield at the Shay) (Sheffield fans???)

He seemed to be carrying a knock, he had a bit of a limp at one stage

: Mon Jun 15, 2009 6:34 pm  

he may have a few thinks to tweak, but im sure he is an ideal character to represent us at community events, as he does