Re: wheeler : Thu May 29, 2014 7:31 pm  

Dux wrote:

Indeed. Not the first time this season that Brown has aimed a loaded compliment at Wheeler.

I mentioned it last year that Brown wasn't happy with wheeler as a pro.

Brown is still a ultimate pro, he trains every single day and is first at training and last to leave. KC said he's never seen a coach work so hard.

Re: wheeler : Thu May 29, 2014 11:02 pm  

St pete wrote:

I mentioned it last year that Brown wasn't happy with wheeler as a pro.

Brown is still a ultimate pro, he trains every single day and is first at training and last to leave. KC said he's never seen a coach work so hard.

Don't you mean a player work so hard ?

Re: wheeler : Thu May 29, 2014 11:08 pm  

exileinpietown wrote:

Don't you mean a player work so hard ?

St pete wrote:

I mentioned it last year that Brown wasn't happy with wheeler as a pro.

Brown is still a ultimate pro, he trains every single day and is first at training and last to leave. KC said he's never seen a coach work so hard.

Highlighted the important bit for you

Whilst brown has his knockers on here (myself included at times) I've never heard anyone have a negative word about him at the club...

Re: wheeler : Thu May 29, 2014 11:44 pm  

St pete wrote:

I mentioned it last year that Brown wasn't happy with wheeler as a pro.

Brown is still a ultimate pro, he trains every single day and is first at training and last to leave. KC said he's never seen a coach work so hard.

A lot of people on here were calling for this "ultimate pro's" just over a week ago, to go after the Warrington debacle.

He may have passion for the game but does not show it and he takes losses lightly e.g. he thought the Good Friday game was "just another 2 points".

I just can't take to the guy; he seems to have no fire and when we lose badly, he just seems to shrug his shoulders. I hope he does well for the rest of the season as there is no plan B.

As or Wheeler he will not get into the half back role the whilst HiHo and Walsh are playing well together and this was sorely needed.
He might make centre every now and then which is obviously not his best position, subject to his own appalling/unlucky injury record

Perhaps the Ape might see the potential him in and get him under a better fitness regime.

Re: wheeler : Sun Jun 01, 2014 5:25 pm  

Thought he did ok against Salford. Picked up a dead leg though

Re: wheeler : Sun Jun 01, 2014 6:36 pm  

theblondebomber wrote:

Thought he did ok against Salford. Picked up a dead leg though

Quite releaved that it was just that, when he pulled up it looked like an achillies tear.

Re: wheeler : Sun Jun 01, 2014 6:39 pm  

Good grief, is he ever 'Not Injured'

Re: wheeler : Tue Jun 03, 2014 6:19 pm  

With us having a week off we could be heading into unchartered territory with the chances of Wheels making it 3 on the bounce.

Re: wheeler : Wed Jun 04, 2014 6:49 am  

Supersaint wrote:

With us having a week off we could be heading into unchartered territory with the chances of Wheels making it 3 on the bounce.

Our conditioning team don,t have a good track record of getting players up and running after injury though. Percival had a dead leg which lasted around 3 to 4 weeks so if we add the "Wheeler Factor" it could be 6 weeks.
Hope he's not standing up all day in the burger van.

Re: wheeler : Wed Jun 04, 2014 8:47 am  

Judder Man wrote:

Our conditioning team don,t have a good track record of getting players up and running after injury though. Percival had a dead leg which lasted around 3 to 4 weeks so if we add the "Wheeler Factor" it could be 6 weeks.

You're assuming there that their ongoing absence was due to injury rather than selection. Tinkerman could simply be hiding his tinkering ways behind injury.