Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 7:59 pm  

bonaire wrote:

If its true that sums up this coach
Brings in a centre and plays him on the wing with the slowest,laziest,and worst defender in the club as his centre partner.
Great start to his short term loan at Hull.
Why not play Griffin on the wing and give him some work bringing the ball out of defence which is about all he is decent at

Where's he played for Saints this season?

Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 8:07 pm  

Could go 5th with a win tomorrow....

Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 8:11 pm  

mwindass wrote:

The person who told me has been spot on lately. About 4 or 5 things off the top of my head.

Think the Leeds poster, Frosties?, said it was happening too. He's usually right as well.

Think he'll be Manus replacement

Interesting that both he and Simm could be here permanently next season.
Makes you wonder if the club are looking to offload Griffin as well.

Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 8:16 pm  

RockNRolla wrote:

Interesting that both he and Simm could be here permanently next season.
Makes you wonder if the club are looking to offload Griffin as well.

I think that will see the permanent movement of Griffin to the backrow, although he needs to get his confidence back as looks a shadow of himself since the injury.

Saying that he will be on a good wage, so wouldn't be against him going but we would definitely need to sign a bsckrower.

If we can just improve slowly the next couple of years, think we will be in a really strong position, can't remember a better group of youngsters at the club.

Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 8:21 pm  

Dave K. wrote:

I think that will see the permanent movement of Griffin to the backrow, although he needs to get his confidence back as looks a shadow of himself since the injury.

Saying that he will be on a good wage, so wouldn't be against him going but we would definitely need to sign a bsckrower.

If we can just improve slowly the next couple of years, think we will be in a really strong position, can't remember a better group of youngsters at the club.

It's the approach our nearest and dearest have taken and served them pretty well. Going from rock bottom to pushing for a play off spot.

The raid on Bradford, picking up guys like King etc.

Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 8:22 pm  

Dave K. wrote:

I think that will see the permanent movement of Griffin to the backrow, although he needs to get his confidence back as looks a shadow of himself since the injury.

Saying that he will be on a good wage, so wouldn't be against him going but we would definitely need to sign a bsckrower.

If we can just improve slowly the next couple of years, think we will be in a really strong position, can't remember a better group of youngsters at the club.

Trying to find Griffin a move

Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 8:28 pm  

Irregs#16 wrote:

Trying to find Griffin a move

I'd seen the Cas links, but wasn't sure how much was in it

Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 8:42 pm  

mwindass wrote:

I'd seen the Cas links, but wasn't sure how much was in it

.Be a Radford type signing, still can't believe he played Eden at 6 today, surley they have a halfback In their reserves/academy?

Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 8:46 pm  

Dave K. wrote:

.Be a Radford type signing, still can't believe he played Eden at 6 today, surley they have a halfback In their reserves/academy?

I'm amazed he didn't go with Westy at 6 to be honest.

Re: HULL KR MAGIC WEEKEND : Sat Jul 09, 2022 9:18 pm  

bonaire wrote:

If its true that sums up this coach
Brings in a centre and plays him on the wing with the slowest,laziest,and worst defender in the club as his centre partner.
Great start to his short term loan at Hull.
Why not play Griffin on the wing and give him some work bringing the ball out of defence which is about all he is decent at

Simm has played six of his seven games for Saints this season on the wing but I'm sure you know better than Kristian Woolfe and Brett Hodgson.