: Tue Mar 24, 2009 3:51 pm  

Looking forward to it - it's the 1st game I can be at this season. Too close to call IMO - Sherwin and McGoldrick appear to be on form for Cas - I just hope that the Catalans win wasn't a "false dawn" for the Bulls

: Tue Mar 24, 2009 4:03 pm  

If we can sort the defensive frailties out, we should go OK.

I think teams will struggle to win lots of games on the bounce (the top two perhaps excluded). Runs of 3/4 wins then a loss or two I think will become common place.

What's Cas's result sequence looking like given ours is DLLLW

: Tue Mar 24, 2009 4:08 pm  

Wigan Bull wrote:

If we can sort the defensive frailties out, we should go OK.

I think teams will struggle to win lots of games on the bounce (the top two perhaps excluded). Runs of 3/4 wins then a loss or two I think will become common place.

What's Cas's result sequence looking like given ours is DLLLW

lwwwlw

: Sat Mar 28, 2009 5:56 pm  

It will be a good close game, and no matter what side wins, it should be a fantastic game to watch, fingers crossed.

Your win against Catalans, while it was a decent result, was by no means a competent victory, and therefore I think you still have a lot of cause for concern.

I think the victory will have given you a much needed boost, but so will the win against Hull. We needed to bounce back and we did, so it sets the game up nicely.

I'd like to say a Cas win, but I think Bulls will shade it by a scoreline of something like 22-28.

: Sat Mar 28, 2009 6:04 pm  

Can't wait now, forecast looks to be a sunny day. Looking forward to a closely fought match which hopefully we'll win!

The Evans v Nero clash should be good!

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 12:36 am  

Bully_Boxer wrote:

Can't wait now, forecast looks to be a sunny day. Looking forward to a closely fought match which hopefully we'll win!

The Evans v Nero clash should be good!

Hopefully the weather men are correct, it's a cracking little place to go when the sun is shining. It's not so great when it's raining though. Evans and Nero a good clash? Nothing like to run of the mill centres to wet the appetite I suppose, but whatever floats your boat. I dont rate either of those two playersthat highley.

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 7:52 am  

Terry Monster wrote:

Hopefully the weather men are correct, it's a cracking little place to go when the sun is shining. It's not so great when it's raining though. Evans and Nero a good clash? Nothing like to run of the mill centres to wet the appetite I suppose, but whatever floats your boat. I dont rate either of those two playersthat highley.

Shenton Sykes looks more intresting can Sykes handle Shenton,Shenton has become very Quickly the best centre in the English leagues.

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 10:14 am  

Birstalltiger wrote:

Shenton Sykes looks more intresting can Sykes handle Shenton,Shenton has become very Quickly the best centre in the English leagues.

He's certainley very promising and that match up is certainley more interesting, quite a bit more than Evans/Nero. I wouldn't go that far with Shenton though just yet, there's still a few centre's in SL who are way ahead of Shenton in my books. That's not to say he wont surpass those that I am thinking of though.

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 10:22 am  

Terry Monster wrote:

Evans and Nero a good clash? Nothing like to run of the mill centres to wet the appetite I suppose, but whatever floats your boat. I dont rate either of those two playersthat highley.

Whilst neither are World Class centres Evans may well have been our centre this year if rules hadn't been relaxed before he signed with Cas. I rated Evans the better centre last season, but Nero has improved this year for us hence why I'm looking forward to seeing who comes out on top.

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 10:23 am  

debaser wrote:

Who are the mighty tigers?

all tigers are mighty , but these are just pretend tigers