: Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:14 am  

Put Ferres in centres like we did last night.

Wouldn't bother with Dixon/Wainwright - we saw how easily Salford scored tries against those two, Hull would walk through.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:37 am  

binks wrote:

If wainright comes in kiss goodbye to any wins .
Sion or Ferres / Owen and keep evens / dixon but prob the Sion/Owen option with chase at 6

Cause we lost all the games he played last year didt we?

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 12:56 pm  

I certainly wouldnt be moving Goldy from FB, he is doing very well this season and I'm certain Owen wouldn't do any better than him at FB, and I don't think anyone we have would go better than Owen on the wing

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 1:00 pm  

binks wrote:

If wainright comes in kiss goodbye to any wins .
Sion or Ferres / Owen and keep evens / dixon but prob the Sion/Owen option with chase at 6

What tripe.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 2:49 pm  

binks wrote:

If wainright comes in kiss goodbye to any wins .

Absolute rubbish. Never going to set the world alight but he rarely makes mistakes and is fairly strong defensively. You must watch a different Wainwright to me.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 4:09 pm  

I don't think Wainwright is the best defender but you can't fault his effort. To be honest I'd be more worried about Dixon as centre defender. He's pretty suspect as defender on the wing I think, and Evans is doing a good job of covering for him. Take Evans out and we could be in real trouble.

Leave McGoldrick at FB, Dixon/Evans right, Ferres/Owen left, Put Faumuina in SR and Chase at SO. This will also give us a better kicking option (as Faumuina's kicking is not the best part of his game), which I reckon will be a big factor if we want a win on Friday.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 4:29 pm  

i thought brett did a fine job has a makeshift centre last night and was a real handful despite the dropped ball and id be inclined to let him mark yeaman next week moving faumina into the back row and chase to stand off with either higgins or boyle coming onto the bench.

a more worrying thing would be if huby gets a game for the high shot,at the gasme it looked bad but on sky it was inconclusive and certainly wasnt a swinging arm more of a body shot to dislodge the ball.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 6:57 pm  

xJAMIEx wrote:

Absolute rubbish. Never going to set the world alight but he rarely makes mistakes and is fairly strong defensively. You must watch a different Wainwright to me.

Got to back you on that one and raise you because given the opportunity that Owen was given in the corner then Wainwright would have scored, he has more strength when close to the line than either of our two current wingers.

What does concern me is our utter waste of Joe Westerman. This lad has the distribution skills, a kicking game, pace, can read the game, and can tackle anything in sight. All the comparisons that were made with a young Sculthorpe and what do we do? We constantly give hime the crash ball with 3 men on him and expect him to tackle himself to a stand still. He has such skill levels and yet we put Sione at standoff who cannot pass, cannot support, misses tackles AND most definately cannot kick
We have cover at Centre but we are missing options in the halves-can anyone tell me who is the option other than Shifty for a kick in the opposition twenty?

Rant over for now

: Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:16 pm  

HI all

new member but here goes;

I think we should put chase at stand off faumuina in the second row and leave ferres in the Centre position as i think he played well their apart from the stupid one hand on the ball jobbie

: Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:26 pm  

browney wrote:

HI all

new member but here goes;

I think we should put chase at stand off faumuina in the second row and leave ferres in the Centre position as i think he played well their apart from the stupid one hand on the ball jobbie

Welcome along!

Not a bad suggestion either - there's definitely a case now I think for putting Faumuina in the second row. I think Ferres just about has enough pace for the centres too.