Re: what was up with Rangi : Mon Jun 06, 2011 1:31 pm  

vegas3 wrote:

We dont play the ball quick enough in my opinion. When we play quick ball, like the odd occasion last night we can torment teams. Yes we havent got the largest pack in the league, but its the enthusiasm i would like to see in getting up to play the ball asap, wainwright was one of the best in the league, most of the time he got out muscled but he was always first to his feet, allowing us to get on the front foot again.

I don't think we're ever allowed to. A lot of teams seem able to slow us down to the absolute limit of what's allowable as little effort seems to be taken by officials to deter such behaviour, although I don't think 5 and 6 second play the balls are what the RFL aspire to.

The problem we have is how much we let it affect us when our attack is slowed down - always guilty of letting our opponents dictate the pace of the game, rather than do it ourselves.

Re: what was up with Rangi : Mon Jun 06, 2011 1:35 pm  

It's not just slowing the oppostion down, it;s how you do it

Re: what was up with Rangi : Mon Jun 06, 2011 5:09 pm  

There was nothing up at all with rangi, it seems whenever he fails in consistency he always has a knock. Excuses.

He can be class on odd days but doesn't have the week to week consistency in his game. When up against Brough he was just second best.

Re: what was up with Rangi : Mon Jun 06, 2011 5:31 pm  

Trojan Horse wrote:

There was nothing up at all with rangi, it seems whenever he fails in consistency he always has a knock. Excuses.

He can be class on odd days but doesn't have the week to week consistency in his game. When up against Brough he was just second best.

Strange that The League Express have Chase still in front for the Albert Goldthorpe Medal for their leagues best / most consistent player

Yet more Cas bashing from Wakefield fans

Re: what was up with Rangi : Mon Jun 06, 2011 7:17 pm  

LA and TH, why can't you admit that Chase has been a stand out player this year? i think he has a strong chance at MOS, at MW and Cas away last year Chase outclassed us. eventually you've got to give the guy credit

Re: what was up with Rangi : Mon Jun 06, 2011 9:15 pm  

Willzay wrote:

LA and TH, why can't you admit that Chase has been a stand out player this year? i think he has a strong chance at MOS, at MW and Cas away last year Chase outclassed us. eventually you've got to give the guy credit

He's been a stand out player for longer than this season, in fact he ripped us apart the season before last at Belle Vue too.

Re: what was up with Rangi : Tue Jun 07, 2011 8:31 am  

Willzay wrote:

LA and TH, why can't you admit that Chase has been a stand out player this year? i think he has a strong chance at MOS, at MW and Cas away last year Chase outclassed us. eventually you've got to give the guy credit

He plays for Cas so he's no chance.

Re: what was up with Rangi : Tue Jun 07, 2011 2:17 pm  

Has anyone else heard the rumour about Chase going to Leeds, with Bailey and Burrows coming to Cas??

Re: what was up with Rangi : Tue Jun 07, 2011 3:39 pm  

the_grobs wrote:

Has anyone else heard the rumour about Chase going to Leeds, with Bailey and Burrows coming to Cas??

I thought it was supposed to be peacock and burrows.

Personally you would need to give me half the Leeds team to let Rangi go.

Re: what was up with Rangi : Tue Jun 07, 2011 7:53 pm  

Bonzo wrote:

I don't think we're ever allowed to. A lot of teams seem able to slow us down to the absolute limit of what's allowable as little effort seems to be taken by officials to deter such behaviour, although I don't think 5 and 6 second play the balls are what the RFL aspire to.

The problem we have is how much we let it affect us when our attack is slowed down - always guilty of letting our opponents dictate the pace of the game, rather than do it ourselves.

Aye one set of rules for one team and different for us. We get penalised for holding a player down any longer than three seconds.