Rangi Chase : Fri Mar 20, 2009 10:59 pm  

The guy was awesome tonight, plays a lot like Richard Horne. He has pace, power and a great rugby league brain, great recruit.

: Fri Mar 20, 2009 11:02 pm  

Best game in a cas shirt by a long way. Was very difficult to tackle tonight and was involved in most of what we created. Nice to see him and Sherwin play so well.

: Fri Mar 20, 2009 11:11 pm  

tbh most cas fans haven't rated him so far, but he siezed his start today and stood up to be counted. Well played Rangi

: Fri Mar 20, 2009 11:19 pm  

Definatley his best game so far. I've been quietly confident that as the season progresses we'll start to see the real Rangi and as time goes on TM will give him that number 6 spot every time. We actually now have a proper RL half back partnership with Rangi and Shifty. Shifty directs the play and moves the ball about and Rangi is that unpredictable stand off who attacks the line and causes loads of problems.

: Fri Mar 20, 2009 11:28 pm  

marshman wrote:

Definatley his best game so far. I've been quietly confident that as the season progresses we'll start to see the real Rangi and as time goes on TM will give him that number 6 spot every time. We actually now have a proper RL half back partnership with Rangi and Shifty. Shifty directs the play and moves the ball about and Rangi is that unpredictable stand off who attacks the line and causes loads of problems.

yes and thats what were short of over here half backs who switch play, throw dummies and run at the line. i was in hull tonight and watched the game he played well tonight but i thought your prop sargent worked his nuts off

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:36 am  

I think we saw the half-back pairing of Chase and Sherwin finally starting to work tonight and it certainly looks promising.

I have to admit it's good to Richard Horne getting back to his best though - Hull really missed him last season.

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 1:25 am  

Thought he looked too much like Thackaray for my liking and before tonight the team didn't really seem to understand what he was doing. Tonight he played a real quality game though and looked like he can be a great signing for us

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 2:09 am  

Bonzo wrote:

I think we saw the half-back pairing of Chase and Sherwin finally starting to work tonight and it certainly looks promising.

I have to admit it's good to Richard Horne getting back to his best though - Hull really missed him last season.

Fantastic result, but and no disrespect to our overseas chappies, where has the half back pedigree gone from cas, we seem to have now moved on to forwards, ?

But great that we have quality halves

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 10:30 am  

marshman wrote:

Definatley his best game so far. I've been quietly confident that as the season progresses we'll start to see the real Rangi and as time goes on TM will give him that number 6 spot every time. We actually now have a proper RL half back partnership with Rangi and Shifty. Shifty directs the play and moves the ball about and Rangi is that unpredictable stand off who attacks the line and causes loads of problems.

What puzzled me was that when we had an attacking scrum with our put in Chase was at 7 and shifty at 6 ....his passes to shifty were not, shall we we say a spin or fast pass, would have thought that the form he was obviously in last night it would have been better for him to attack the oppostion rather than proving passes for shifty.......just 'nit picking' .......from 1 to 17 thought that they all stuck to the task and a big rap must go to the faithfull who whenever we fell behind the fans undoubtedly lifted the team....... this was vindicated when we continually refused to give in and it was much appreciated by the team when they came back and saluted the faithfull....this clearly was shown when McG gave his shirt to the you kid at the front

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:31 am  

This guy destroyed us last night.We could not get anywhere near him.Best of luck for the rest of the season,can you play like that again when you visit the shabby side of the city please