: Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:53 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

and so swapped him with who oh another prop who has to compete with "other props who were established members of the Hudds squad were also playing well in a team that was riding high" sooooooooooooooo the question is who is talking bull5hit!!!!!!

Get off your high horse Sculthorpe is a completely different kind of player. Korkidas is a no frills prop forward who makes the hard yards, Hudds have Griffin, Jackson, Mason and Crabtree who do this. Sculthorpe offers unpredictability with a good passing game and a good short kicking game.

Not seen one constructive post from you, about time you grew up and looked at tyhe bigger picture, not just all things Cas.

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:59 pm  

Uptoncat wrote:

Get off your high horse Sculthorpe is a completely different kind of player. Korkidas is a no frills prop forward who makes the hard yards, Hudds have Griffin, Jackson, Mason and Crabtree who do this. Sculthorpe offers unpredictability with a good passing game and a good short kicking game.

Not seen one constructive post from you, about time you grew up and looked at tyhe bigger picture, not just all things Cas.

that is not what you said you said this

"If you read Browns quotes re Korkidas then you may have to re-think. Brown was happy with the way he was playing (in the reserves mainly admittedly) but the other props who were established members of the Hudds squad were also playing well in a team that was riding high thus Korki found it difficult to break in to the team. Brown was quoted as saying Korki didn't deserve to be playing reserve team rugby so the loan move benefitted both us and Korkidas."

unless im a mind reader i cannot see your add ons afterwards, im on a cas forum mate why would i not want to see all things Cas, just another Waky troll with nothing to talk about on his own site

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 9:06 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

that is not what you said you said this

"If you read Browns quotes re Korkidas then you may have to re-think. Brown was happy with the way he was playing (in the reserves mainly admittedly) but the other props who were established members of the Hudds squad were also playing well in a team that was riding high thus Korki found it difficult to break in to the team. Brown was quoted as saying Korki didn't deserve to be playing reserve team rugby so the loan move benefitted both us and Korkidas."

unless im a mind reader i cannot see your add ons afterwards, im on a cas forum mate why would i not want to see all things Cas, just another Waky troll with nothing to talk about on his own site

Hardly a troll. Grow up you give the decent Cas fans a bad name. Its obvious to all and sundry with an ounce of rugby league knowledge that Sculthorpe and Korkidas are a completely different kind of player

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 2:11 pm  

Uptoncat wrote:

If you read Browns quotes re Korkidas then you may have to re-think. Brown was happy with the way he was playing (in the reserves mainly admittedly) but the other props who were established members of the Hudds squad were also playing well in a team that was riding high thus Korki found it difficult to break in to the team. Brown was quoted as saying Korki didn't deserve to be playing reserve team rugby so the loan move benefitted both us and Korkidas.

i have replied to this post nothing in there mentions Sculthorpe nothing mentions differences between playing styles, you say that Brown thinks Korky was is a good prop and didnt deserve to play in the reserves. i pointed out that he swapped a prop for a prop.....not rocket science, as if i care what you think if you dont want to be baited by me stick to your own site.......coming from Upton does dueling banjos mean anything to you

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 3:06 pm  

Uptoncat wrote:

Hardly a troll. Grow up you give the decent Cas fans a bad name. Its obvious to all and sundry with an ounce of rugby league knowledge that Sculthorpe and Korkidas are a completely different kind of player

In that case mate you should not be talking to him.

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 4:15 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

i have replied to this post nothing in there mentions Sculthorpe nothing mentions differences between playing styles, you say that Brown thinks Korky was is a good prop and didnt deserve to play in the reserves. i pointed out that he swapped a prop for a prop.....not rocket science, as if i care what you think if you dont want to be baited by me stick to your own site.......coming from Upton does dueling banjos mean anything to you

Not from Upton pal just live there. Ask Shenton if it means anything. You really are a prick.

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 4:42 pm  

Uptoncat wrote:

Not from Upton pal just live there. Ask Shenton if it means anything. You really are a prick.

Your not wrong on that one!

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 5:40 pm  

thats even worse actually moving there PMSL read the AUP you can't post links to that website my sister sure looks purdy tonite

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 5:44 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

thats even worse actually moving there PMSL read the AUP you can't post links to that website

can you squeel like a pig weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee OMG youve made my day mate cheers

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 6:01 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

can you squeel like a pig weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee OMG youve made my day mate cheers

Typical Cas scrote. Would you say the same to Brett Ferres who also moved in to the area?