Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 6:21 pm  

Rocknrolla69er wrote:

Have you watched Trueman?
He's the standout in a poor Cas team, go check his try and assists record. Would bring alot to our team definitely. He's playing behind a poor pack and still producing

Only seen him on sky just going by fans that watch him regularly are saying but as a previous poster has said it does look like most have a bit of a downer on him

Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 6:29 pm  

Rocknrolla69er wrote:

Have you watched Trueman?
He's the standout in a poor Cas team, go check his try and assists record. Would bring alot to our team definitely. He's playing behind a poor pack and still producing

Every time Cas made a break/half break he wasn't too far away.

Peach of a ball for Edens try yesterday too.

I was sceptical about his signing but I think he'll be a breath of fresh air. A proper running/support playing half

Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 6:30 pm  

Has a bit of pace about him to

Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 6:36 pm  

hull2524 wrote:

Has a bit of pace about him to

A half with pace, what's one of them?

Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 7:01 pm  

Rocknrolla69er wrote:

We need creativity with ball in hand, Reynolds isn't producing it. Put Lovodua back there. We're also lacking direction and quality kicking from 7, question is where do we find that from?

I think Hodgson has to make a call on Gale, its once again another game he's simply not done what he was brought in to do. Do we try Hookem there as its the teams biggest problem when looking for a solution.

I think we tidied up the penalties lately with some good solid home wins, unfortunately it reared its ugly head again today, hopefully Sao, and Carlos are back as I'm still not sold on Scott and Wynne who sounded very ropey today.

Wynne was playing well until moved to full back and from there had a nightmare.
Hodgson slow to respond to this but instead of moving Griffin to full back where he has played before and Wynne back into the centre he shuffled it around and moved McIntosh to full back.Wynne after this was mouthing off at some of his team mates so dont be surprised if he is missing for the next game.
If Carlos is not fit then i would bring Mitch back to right centre and play Lovodua at 6 which tightens up the defence and where we have seen the best of Lovodua up to now.
Jamie Shaul to full back and leave McIntosh on the wing.
Not the game to see Gale removed but in reality he needs to be replaced

Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 7:04 pm  

Rocknrolla69er wrote:

Have you watched Trueman?
He's the standout in a poor Cas team, go check his try and assists record. Would bring alot to our team definitely. He's playing behind a poor pack and still producing

Absolute great point he's playing behind a underperforming pack, although I don't think he's the ultimate answer to moving us to the next level, he'll certainly be better then reynolds

Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 7:30 pm  

bonaire wrote:

its not the first time this season Gale has let us down with drop goal attempts
He is just not the player we saw at Cas where he had a great short kicking game.and nailed drop goals.
We have seen nothing like this from him

It is because he is not the player he was that you were able to sign him. Both our clubs have made the mistake of signing has beens. We seemed to have learned the futility of that approach. At least I hope we have.

Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 8:30 pm  

Just unacceptable inconsistency and really disappointing for the Hull club and for SL - a five way scrap at the top of the table would be great for the comp after three years of only one or two teams being in contention.

It looks like it's all there for Hull on paper, particularly if you can recruit some speed into your playmaking positions. But I would be doing a comprehensive check of the coaching market if I were Adam Pearson. Would Tony Smith be unacceptable to the Hull fans? What about Shaun Wane after the WC?

Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 8:31 pm  

dandaman wrote:

Absolute great point he's playing behind a underperforming pack, although I don't think he's the ultimate answer to moving us to the next level, he'll certainly be better then reynolds

Anyone would be better be better than Reynolds

Re: Wakefield A - a must win ? : Sun Jun 05, 2022 8:42 pm  

MadDogg wrote:

Just unacceptable inconsistency and really disappointing for the Hull club and for SL - a five way scrap at the top of the table would be great for the comp after three years of only one or two teams being in contention.

It looks like it's all there for Hull on paper, particularly if you can recruit some speed into your playmaking positions. But I would be doing a comprehensive check of the coaching market if I were Adam Pearson. Would Tony Smith be unacceptable to the Hull fans? What about Shaun Wane after the WC?

We've not appointed a head coach with head coach experience since Peter Sharp 2006-2008. Basically a job training scheme since then. Agar, Gentle, Radford, Last, Hodgson. The first four all gone on to great things, obviously,