Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 2:28 pm  

Pats plastic pitch wrote:

:shock: More out:

Widnes: Dudson, Mellor, whitley

Some clearout in chemical town

Danny Walker to Wire set to be confirmed soon too.

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 2:33 pm  

Lord Tony Smith wrote:

Danny Walker to Wire set to be confirmed soon too.

Good player Danny but suspect in defence due to his size. He's very small and many clubs will target him. Can see Warrington loaning him straight back out next season.

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 2:40 pm  

The Horses Mouth wrote:

Mellor to Cas or Wakey.

Well you've clearly just made that up in Wakefields case.

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 2:41 pm  

vastman wrote:

Well you've clearly just made that up in Wakefields case.

Mellors going Toronto

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 6:44 pm  

Leeds have signed Tongan Superstar Konrad Hurrell

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 7:29 pm  

David Furner will be coach of Leeds.

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 8:07 pm  

rollin thunder wrote: think at Leeds it was a grose over estimate of the strength of the squad and some younger players not making the breakthrough that was expected rather than simply not wanting to spend, the squad on paper looked good strong at the start of the year, but injuries and some people simply not pulling there weight took its tole. sometimes it just falls into place sometimes you simply have to invest a bit more. I don’t think it was gross overestimation at all. We’d been ambitious throughout the 00’s in signings with Peacock, Ellis. Lautitti, Webb, Buderus, Bai,Leuluai and Eastwood In August 2010 Hetherington outlined the exact plans for the ground we’ve finally achieved now http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 925235.stm The South Stand was condemned around that same time and McDermott gets the top gig and austerity kicks in at Headingley. 8 years after those plans highlighted by GH and after plenty of battles with Leeds City Council over getting the work done with our original plan of selling land in Tingley and Weetwood shot down we’ve got the work pretty much finished and know how it’s getting paid for.....and low and behold the chequebook and ambition signings look to return. McDermott’s hiring coincided with the South Stand being condemned and the stadium needing to be done. He rode out plenty of storms and calls for his head and convientky the axe fell when the stadium work was coming to be completed and sorted just for another guy who wouldn’t have come under such tight chequebook purse strings to take over. McDermott was never a huge fan of youngsters and preferred experience and to think he was happy to just have the likes of Sutcliffe, Handley, Golding, Lilley to take over is naive People blame him for the squad we have saying he was involved in recruitment but do you really think he walked into GH’s office with a transfer list with the names of Ormondroyd, Aston, Mullally and Yates at the top of it. People thinking the last few years at Headingley was just taking the eye of the balls or oversight need to wake up.

rollin thunder wrote: think at Leeds it was a grose over estimate of the strength of the squad and some younger players not making the breakthrough that was expected rather than simply not wanting to spend, the squad on paper looked good strong at the start of the year, but injuries and some people simply not pulling there weight took its tole. sometimes it just falls into place sometimes you simply have to invest a bit more. I don’t think it was gross overestimation at all. We’d been ambitious throughout the 00’s in signings with Peacock, Ellis. Lautitti, Webb, Buderus, Bai,Leuluai and Eastwood In August 2010 Hetherington outlined the exact plans for the ground we’ve finally achieved now http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 925235.stm The South Stand was condemned around that same time and McDermott gets the top gig and austerity kicks in at Headingley. 8 years after those plans highlighted by GH and after plenty of battles with Leeds City Council over getting the work done with our original plan of selling land in Tingley and Weetwood shot down we’ve got the work pretty much finished and know how it’s getting paid for.....and low and behold the chequebook and ambition signings look to return. McDermott’s hiring coincided with the South Stand being condemned and the stadium needing to be done. He rode out plenty of storms and calls for his head and convientky the axe fell when the stadium work was coming to be completed and sorted just for another guy who wouldn’t have come under such tight chequebook purse strings to take over. McDermott was never a huge fan of youngsters and preferred experience and to think he was happy to just have the likes of Sutcliffe, Handley, Golding, Lilley to take over is naive People blame him for the squad we have saying he was involved in recruitment but do you really think he walked into GH’s office with a transfer list with the names of Ormondroyd, Aston, Mullally and Yates at the top of it. People thinking the last few years at Headingley was just taking the eye of the balls or oversight need to wake up.

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 8:24 pm  

Bodene Thompson, Jon Wilkin, Gadwin Springer, Tom Olbison & Joe Mellor all confirmed to Toronto, as well as Ricky Leutele.

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 8:31 pm  

Some great signings from the Wolfpack, they will rip their Championship opponents to shreds.

Ricky Leutele must be the best player to ever play in the Championship, incredible they’ve managed to get an NRL star when Super League clubs are struggling to sign them.

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu Oct 18, 2018 8:36 pm  

Sir Kevin Sinfield wrote:

Some great signings from the Wolfpack, they will rip their Championship opponents to shreds.

Ricky Leutele must be the best player to ever play in the Championship, incredible they’ve managed to get an NRL star when Super League clubs are struggling to sign them.

Then lose in the final again.....