Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Thu May 30, 2019 6:54 pm  

Ruune Rebellion wrote:

Wish him all the best. Lost his place a couple of years ago to the academy player Regan Grace due to a string of embarrassing performances where you had to question wether he played rugby before. Never did do anything to suggest he was near the class of Grace after that. Maybe a change of scenery will do him good

Could you be more back handed, seriously man you need your pomposity pricked.

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Fri May 31, 2019 11:47 am  

Fishermanscap wrote:

Could you be more back handed, seriously man you need your pomposity pricked.

Re: 2019 Super League Ins & Outs : Fri May 31, 2019 11:57 am  

Fishermanscap wrote:

Could you be more back handed, seriously man you need your pomposity pricked.

Excellent.

Re: 2019 Player Ins & Outs : Fri May 31, 2019 1:26 pm  

Well he said 'class of Grace' - stop reading right there. The old Sintellins World Class TM stamp is out again for every bog-average Joe.

Re: 2019 Player Ins & Outs : Fri May 31, 2019 1:37 pm  

ratticusfinch wrote:

Well he said 'class of Grace' - stop reading right there. The old Sintellins World Class TM stamp is out again for every bog-average Joe.

I would usually call you a little harsh on this being that I can actually appreciate that the likes of Makinson and Grace are great players with the potential to be classed as `World class` (More so for TM) yet all the Saints fans on here seem to find it very amusing and mock opposition fans for getting excited about there own players who are also very good players, so I will actually back your point up here, a lot of Saints fans do constantly over hype there own players.

Re: 2019 Player Ins & Outs : Fri May 31, 2019 2:38 pm  

Izaac Farrell (Huddersfield Giants to Rochdale Hornets)

Re: 2019 Player Ins & Outs : Fri May 31, 2019 6:12 pm  

ratticusfinch wrote:

Well he said 'class of Grace' - stop reading right there. The old Sintellins World Class TM stamp is out again for every bog-average Joe.

Remember that time he made your full back fall over before scoring? That was fun!

Re: 2019 Player Ins & Outs : Fri May 31, 2019 6:58 pm  

Ruune Rebellion wrote:

Remember that time he made your full back fall over before scoring? That was fun!

Wasn't as much fun as when Tom lineham did it to super benny barba when it actually mattered!

Re: 2019 Player Ins & Outs : Fri May 31, 2019 8:37 pm  

Pearson has previous of promising signings that do not come into fruition. Last year after Hull were on the back end of some big losses he promised a big clear out ....That never materialised. Now this season he promised big signings again for next season : http://www.rlnews.co.uk/pearson-hints-a ... -for-hull/ Comments in League Express from Adam Pearson suggest that Hull FC are set to alter their recruitment policy next year, with the possibility of marquee signings as well bringing in a number of players from Australia. Pearson and head coach Lee Radford are generally against the marquee signing policy and have opted over the last couple of seasons to sign a larger number of players to provide depth in their squad for injuries and to run a reserve team. However, with 15 players coming off contract at the end of the 2019 season, Pearson admitted their squad was set to shrink significantly, with fewer, more expensive and higher quality signings to potentially come through the door. “There’s no way we’ll run a squad of this size again next year,” he said. “We’ll be bringing five or six in from Australia at the end of this year and i’d be surprised if that policy (Hull’s current stance on marquee signings) isn’t tested.”

Pearson has previous of promising signings that do not come into fruition. Last year after Hull were on the back end of some big losses he promised a big clear out ....That never materialised. Now this season he promised big signings again for next season : http://www.rlnews.co.uk/pearson-hints-a ... -for-hull/ Comments in League Express from Adam Pearson suggest that Hull FC are set to alter their recruitment policy next year, with the possibility of marquee signings as well bringing in a number of players from Australia. Pearson and head coach Lee Radford are generally against the marquee signing policy and have opted over the last couple of seasons to sign a larger number of players to provide depth in their squad for injuries and to run a reserve team. However, with 15 players coming off contract at the end of the 2019 season, Pearson admitted their squad was set to shrink significantly, with fewer, more expensive and higher quality signings to potentially come through the door. “There’s no way we’ll run a squad of this size again next year,” he said. “We’ll be bringing five or six in from Australia at the end of this year and i’d be surprised if that policy (Hull’s current stance on marquee signings) isn’t tested.”

Re: 2019 Player Ins & Outs : Fri May 31, 2019 10:34 pm  

My Mate Ronnie wrote: Pearson has previous of promising signings that do not come into fruition. Last year after Hull were on the back end of some big losses he promised a big clear out ....That never materialised. Now this season he promised big signings again for next season : http://www.rlnews.co.uk/pearson-hints-a ... -for-hull/ Comments in League Express from Adam Pearson suggest that Hull FC are set to alter their recruitment policy next year, with the possibility of marquee signings as well bringing in a number of players from Australia. Pearson and head coach Lee Radford are generally against the marquee signing policy and have opted over the last couple of seasons to sign a larger number of players to provide depth in their squad for injuries and to run a reserve team. However, with 15 players coming off contract at the end of the 2019 season, Pearson admitted their squad was set to shrink significantly, with fewer, more expensive and higher quality signings to potentially come through the door. “There’s no way we’ll run a squad of this size again next year,” he said. “We’ll be bringing five or six in from Australia at the end of this year and i’d be surprised if that policy (Hull’s current stance on marquee signings) isn’t tested.” minichiello, manu and paea almost certainly leaving, westerman and thomson likely leaving and ellis retiring for the second time. we've only signed josh jones in the forwards yet. wait and see is the message here, though i wouldn't expect us to use the marquee rule

My Mate Ronnie wrote: Pearson has previous of promising signings that do not come into fruition. Last year after Hull were on the back end of some big losses he promised a big clear out ....That never materialised. Now this season he promised big signings again for next season : http://www.rlnews.co.uk/pearson-hints-a ... -for-hull/ Comments in League Express from Adam Pearson suggest that Hull FC are set to alter their recruitment policy next year, with the possibility of marquee signings as well bringing in a number of players from Australia. Pearson and head coach Lee Radford are generally against the marquee signing policy and have opted over the last couple of seasons to sign a larger number of players to provide depth in their squad for injuries and to run a reserve team. However, with 15 players coming off contract at the end of the 2019 season, Pearson admitted their squad was set to shrink significantly, with fewer, more expensive and higher quality signings to potentially come through the door. “There’s no way we’ll run a squad of this size again next year,” he said. “We’ll be bringing five or six in from Australia at the end of this year and i’d be surprised if that policy (Hull’s current stance on marquee signings) isn’t tested.” minichiello, manu and paea almost certainly leaving, westerman and thomson likely leaving and ellis retiring for the second time. we've only signed josh jones in the forwards yet. wait and see is the message here, though i wouldn't expect us to use the marquee rule