: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:35 pm  

I personally rate Mason as the best 'unknown' player in SL.

As a matter of interest, how old is he?

: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:38 pm  

Danril wrote:

Our forwards feed off his enthusiasm IMO!

That big hit he put in in the first was to make up for the error he made. And no penalties, which was his achilles heel.

Only a couple of offsides.

Today I would say he was our #1 prop. Looked like Griff did last year.

: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:40 pm  

bazzo44 wrote:

with out the wakey fans you would not have a crowd

And Wakey's ground is filled to the rafters every home game isnt it - NOT!

There always has to be a dig at crowd sizes everytime our opposition loses at the Galpharm...

: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:42 pm  

The walkers were very good i think and left a lump in my throat. Hope they raised lots of money

: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:43 pm  

danna-blue2 wrote:

And Wakey's ground is filled to the rafters every home game isnt it - NOT!

There always has to be a dig at crowd sizes everytime our opposition loses at the Galpharm...

Best part of 7,500.

Wakie top crowd this season is 6487 against SALFORD.

Wakie average is 5496 which is down 20% on last year.

: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:44 pm  

GiantsForever wrote:

The walkers were very good i think and left a lump in my throat. Hope they raised lots of money

You have to remember they guys are professionals. They do this day in day out. I am pretty sure they walked home too - in half the time.

Good on 'em.

: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:46 pm  

Kear's comments, courtesy of BBC sport, aren't as gracious as you might expect...

Wakefield coach John Kear:
"We probably created as many chances as them but didn't take them for one reason or another.

"But it doesn't matter if you deserve to win - it's what's on the scoreboard that counts.

"Obviously Huddersfield were the winners, so they can be the grinners and we can feel sorry for ourselves."

: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:50 pm  

Baron Greenback wrote:

Kear's comments, courtesy of BBC sport, aren't as gracious as you might expect...

I heard he did a tendon in his finger so just had to wag one. Nathan Brown caught him late in a handshake.

: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:52 pm  

Wadski wrote:

I heard he did a tendon in his finger so just had to wag one. Nathan Brown caught him late in a handshake.

Grapple finger? Did he hold on a bit too long?

: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:56 pm  

Baron Greenback wrote:

Grapple finger? Did he hold on a bit too long?

He's been at it all season you know.

Morgans not been able to pick his nose for a good 2 months.