Ainscough and Goulding píss all over Mathers and Phelps they should keep them two out the team the rest of the season.

Need to put an emote in or use inverted commas in places if you want to convey sarcasm. I've backed you on the Noble issue and will continue to, however, I won't not take the michael when something like that presents itself



Re Ainscough - I was listening to GMR as I was not available for the game but the lad appeared to play well, bags of confidence and effort. Expect him to go back to the Reserves but only to polish his game a little, after all, he's still v young and only just out of the academy.

Yes, Mathers is cack.

Never going to happen in the reserves.

sadly agree but expect it to happen.

Didn't think anyone would take me seriously!!

Goulding isn't, yes he might be a nice lad and have lost some weight, but my god, his defence is shockingly bad. He gets flack for being ball greedy but his real weakness is his defence, he gets skinned all ends up all to often.

Him and Phelps are both average. Nothing more, nothing less.

Ainscough should keep his place though, no question.

Ainscough looked promising but Goulding had a hard time against Shenton

Wasnt taking you seriously was just making a point - i know you dont want Mathers in over Ainscough



Ah that old rlfans myth that Gouldings defence is cack....lets bring in phelps...oh yeah his is worse.

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.

Thank god





His defence is though, he was beaten all ends up for both Cas's tries at the end of the first half. Massively at fault.

Phelps is no better, but he is no worse, and would have scored the chances at Hull that Goulding fluffed.

I will now cause meltdown - Bailey needs to play in that centre position until we get back on track.

No, it was due to his poor positioning.

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