: Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:59 pm  

jonh wrote:

Was this due to the tactic of Wigan walking 3 steps forward and holding allowing the fastest centre in Sl the space to get up to full speed and take the outside line?

Was not there so its a genuine question.

No, it was due to his poor positioning.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:02 am  

When was the last time we had a young local winger with raw pace and power like that? Exciting times ahead for Mr. Ainscough

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:04 am  

jonh wrote:

Was this due to the tactic of Wigan walking 3 steps forward and holding allowing the fastest centre in Sl the space to get up to full speed and take the outside line?

Was not there so its a genuine question.

You've got lots to say, but do you ever actually go to a game?

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:04 am  

AJ wrote:

No, it was due to his poor positioning.

I will take your word for it as i have yet to see it.

I do ask the question though did we continue with the move up 3 yards and hold defence tonight?

Did the markers get nailed (again) sounded so from the comentary.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:06 am  

jonh wrote:

I will take your word for it as i have yet to see it.

I do ask the question though did we continue with the move up 3 yards and hold defence tonight?

Did the markers get nailed (again) sounded so from the comentary.

We seemed to in part and at other times we were moving up, the trouble is our players weren't strong enough in the tackle to hold the Cas players on either occurance.

Our marker defence was okay, it was our defence outwide that was as weak as soggy Weetabix tonight.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:15 am  

AJ wrote:

We seemed to in part and at other times we were moving up, the trouble is our players weren't strong enough in the tackle to hold the Cas players on either occurance.

Our marker defence was okay, it was our defence outwide that was as weak as soggy Weetabix tonight.

So we were inconsistent in defence and our conditioning was not up to scratch.

In my opinion both Noble issues.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:17 am  

jonh wrote:

So we were inconsistent in defence and our conditioning was not up to scratch.

In my opinion both Noble issues.

Basically those were the 2 issues.

Forshaw surely has to be to blame for some of the conditioning, he is over that area, am I naive to think that he sets up the conditioning programmes etc?

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:42 am  

AJ wrote:

Basically those were the 2 issues.

Forshaw surely has to be to blame for some of the conditioning, he is over that area, am I naive to think that he sets up the conditioning programmes etc?

Who brought Forshaw to the club?

You have a budget to bring top quality specialist coaches to the club, is it coincidence that the best coach is Nobles mate?

Jobs for the boys.

Good coaches surround themselves with the best people.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:45 am  

Well played Sean Ainscough!

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:48 am  

He looked in a lot of bother with his feet. He just about squeezed into the black boots to replace the orange ones. IIRC he had the orange ones at Warrington. Surely a proffesional club makes sure their players have decent footwear that fits/ provides traction?

He had a great debut, took his try superbly, and I don't give a stuff about him raising his arm to celebrate, was nice to see someone who had a bit of passion. Well done.

Let's hope for another debut next week in SL,