Huby and Owen : Sun Sep 20, 2009 10:17 pm  

If all of our players played with the same passion that these 2 did tonight, we'd have won comfortably. These 2 were outstanding today for me and certainly didn't deserve to be on the losing side.

Huby has really impressed me this season, after a season when I was starting to doubt whether he was good enough for SL.

I would love to see his try again.

: Sun Sep 20, 2009 10:18 pm  

tbh they were both a real credit to your team and the direction it's going in tonight.

Re: Huby and Owen : Sun Sep 20, 2009 10:22 pm  

Legionited wrote:

If all of our players played with the same passion that these 2 did tonight, we'd have won comfortably. These 2 were outstanding today for me and certainly didn't deserve to be on the losing side.

Huby has really impressed me this season, after a season when I was starting to doubt whether he was good enough for SL.

I would love to see his try again.

couldn't agree more mate!

: Sun Sep 20, 2009 10:23 pm  

These two plus Westerman.. all young Cas lads and all our best players tonight.

: Sun Sep 20, 2009 10:24 pm  

They were both superb. Can't say any more than that really.

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 11:07 am  

Owen was superb last night. Huby has been very good all year. I wouldn't swap him and Sarge for any other two starting props in SL.

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 12:58 pm  

Riggins wrote:

Owen was superb last night. Huby has been very good all year. I wouldn't swap him and Sarge for any other two starting props in SL.

Got to agree there, Huby has been immense this season, as has Sarge, Owen has got better every time he's played at full back and looks a natural, just hope TM sticks with him there.

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 3:20 pm  

when it came to the crunch it was the cas boys that stood up and were counted while our overseas quota were just awful "sarge the exception".

you after question who brought widders over ok when he plays but 10 games out of a season just isnt nearly enough to justify him been here,chase and sherwin had off days but imo that was because yet again the tactics were changed to suit mr.mcgoldrick who should hang his head in shame for his efforts yesterday and tbh i hope when he goes home for his hols "or his he on his hols here " he finds the beaches of cairns far too nice to return to british shores.

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 4:42 pm  

braytontiger wrote:

when it came to the crunch it was the cas boys that stood up and were counted while our overseas quota were just awful "sarge the exception".

you after question who brought widders over ok when he plays but 10 games out of a season just isnt nearly enough to justify him been here,chase and sherwin had off days but imo that was because yet again the tactics were changed to suit mr.mcgoldrick who should hang his head in shame for his efforts yesterday and tbh i hope when he goes home for his hols "or his he on his hols here " he finds the beaches of cairns far too nice to return to british shores.

McGoldrick should be playing in the centre position as that is why he was brought over here.

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 4:52 pm  

braytontiger wrote:

when it came to the crunch it was the cas boys that stood up and were counted while our overseas quota were just awful "sarge the exception".

you after question who brought widders over ok when he plays but 10 games out of a season just isnt nearly enough to justify him been here,chase and sherwin had off days but imo that was because yet again the tactics were changed to suit mr.mcgoldrick who should hang his head in shame for his efforts yesterday and tbh i hope when he goes home for his hols "or his he on his hols here " he finds the beaches of cairns far too nice to return to british shores.

Lazy? Jeeze, thats not the player I've watched in a Cas shirt over the last season. Certainly mach lazier imports on display last night