Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Mon Mar 15, 2010 9:18 pm  

Sherwin? I don't expect us to win but if we tackle well, complete sets then something like 20-30 Wigan isn't out of the question :\

[tb]

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Mon Mar 15, 2010 10:16 pm  

Towns88 wrote:

Sherwin?

According to TM we came though the Catalans game unscathed.

So there's no injury for Sherwin to come back from

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Mon Mar 15, 2010 10:51 pm  

But didn't he miss a large proportion of the game?

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Tue Mar 16, 2010 10:34 am  

Imho Wigan are definitely contenders this season (I have tipped them for top of the league with Hudds/Wire/Hull closely behind)

I can't see it going any other way than a Wigan win by 20+

Although I hope we can scrape something from somewhere

[tb]

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:09 am  

Towns88 wrote:

But didn't he miss a large proportion of the game?

He was off for the last 10 of the first half, and I'm not sure when he came back on in the second …

Why he was off though … that seems to be a bit of a mystery

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:10 am  

tb wrote:

He was off for the last 10 of the first half, and I'm not sure when he came back on in the second …

Why he was off though … that seems to be a bit of a mystery

"Resting" perhaps?

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:11 pm  

Wigan look hot this season apart from the Bradford game. Wigan by a lot.

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:22 pm  

Dead Man Walking wrote:

Wigan look hot this season apart from the Bradford game. Wigan by a lot.

Well the 2nd half of that game anyway. The 1st half they were good!
On paper, their pack looks beatable but they all seem to have stepped up a gear! Their backs were strong last year, and are just as good this year!

Could someone please clarify: Ainscough is on loan to us for 1 month which has 1 week left, but this was on the condiditon that he didn't play against Wigan. However, as he is still on loan to us, does this also mean that he can't play for Wigan against us this weekend either? If so, will he be in the Cas dugout as a spectator or the Wigan one (as his loan period expires before the next match after Wigan).

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:26 pm  

who needs flankers? wrote:

Well the 2nd half of that game anyway. The 1st half they were good!
On paper, their pack looks beatable but they all seem to have stepped up a gear! Their backs were strong last year, and are just as good this year!

Could someone please clarify: Ainscough is on loan to us for 1 month which has 1 week left, but this was on the condiditon that he didn't play against Wigan. However, as he is still on loan to us, does this also mean that he can't play for Wigan against us this weekend either? If so, will he be in the Cas dugout as a spectator or the Wigan one (as his loan period expires before the next match after Wigan).

Good question, and I would guess that where he sits at the game dictates whether or not he will be extending his loan with us.

If he is training with us this week, you'd think he'd be sticking around. Anyone know whether he is or not?

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:35 pm  

Legionited wrote:

Good question, and I would guess that where he sits at the game dictates whether or not he will be extending his loan with us.

If he is training with us this week, you'd think he'd be sticking around. Anyone know whether he is or not?

He trains with Wigan throughout the week, only linking up with you guy's prior to your game.