Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 1:22 am  

saint at wire wrote:

Seriously what did scotty allegedly do?

Knees up in a tackle, I believe. (Sounds like a fun tackle, actually ...)

Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 1:27 am  

SaintsFan wrote:

Knees up in a tackle, I believe. (Sounds like a fun tackle, actually ...)

Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 7:38 am  

SaintsFan wrote:

Knees up in a tackle, I believe. (Sounds like a fun tackle, actually ...)

Was the tackle on Kevin Brown's mum?








I'll get my coat.

Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:22 am  

He was outstanding in the absence of Graham. He constantly made big yards with the ball and he showed a great turn of pace for his 70 yard break. If he stays fit he could be a revelation for us this season. I can't wait to see Graham, Puletua, Perry and LMS in the same team. Truly awesome set of props.

Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:32 am  

I agree with Blobby. I see Puletua as a Prop these days and you won't see many better props than the 4 we have at Saints.

Another speedy 3 quarter and we would be immense!

Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:51 am  

Speed Merchant wrote:

I agree with Blobby. I see Puletua as a Prop these days and you won't see many better props than the 4 we have at Saints.

Another speedy 3 quarter and we would be immense!

I've always liked LMS and was made up when we signed him. Theconly concern is he's had few injuries over the last few years but with bit of luck he over that.

I've said for a long time that Tony p in now a prop. He played the last season in the NRL mainly at prop and IMO he's up there with best in super league. He's massive, fast for a big guy and great hands.

I also can't wait to see the awesome foursome of perry, LMS, jammer and big Tony p!

Then add Sia in the backrow and thats a hell of a pack!

Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 1:03 pm  

He is a step up from Bryn, who was a decent honest forward himself.

Thought Salford was a good test of if he was merely standing on the shoulder of Giants , or good enough to hold things together himself. He showed IMO that he has the goods to still make the yards in the absence of the other mainline props.

Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 2:53 pm  

The Chair Maker wrote:

He is a step up from Bryn, who was a decent honest forward himself.

Thought Salford was a good test of if he was merely standing on the shoulder of Giants , or good enough to hold things together himself. He showed IMO that he has the goods to still make the yards in the absence of the other mainline props.

IMO LMS is much better level of player than bryn. Bryn was a good honest hard working player that never took a backward step but LMS is fitter, faster, stronger and can make a break.

Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 2:56 pm  

St pete wrote:

IMO LMS is much better level of player than bryn. Bryn was a good honest hard working player that never took a backward step but LMS is fitter, faster, stronger and can make a break.

LMS is certainly not fitter than Bryn.

Bryn

Re: LMS : Sat Feb 19, 2011 3:01 pm  

Ski wrote:

LMS is certainly not fitter than Bryn.

Bryn

I'm talking about his playing fitness.

You not think LMS is fit?