BrisbaneRhino wrote:
I watched him play last year against Leeds and ball in hand he was very impressive. He has defensive issues - some of which he'll probably always have due to his lack of height - but for goodness' sake I still don't understand what Wigan's thinking is. All he needs is a bit of specialist coaching in defence and to play inside a centre that knows what he's doing in defence.
Whats wrong with Wigans thinking? We've sent him out on loan to a good superleague club to gain some experience whilst he can't get a place in the side. The opportunity was probably there for Wigan to play him last week against Wire but he'd have been up against a 6ft 3 winger who's outstanding in the air in Matt King and that would have been unfair on the lad.
He can't get a place ahead of Roberts or Richards and surely thats understandable. They themselves have scored 13 trys between them in 4 games.
I'm sure Wigans long term plans include Ainscough and he'll be an outstanding player for us but in the meantime he'll keep getting experience and working on his game at Cas. I wouldn't be suprised if he's at Cas for the rest of the year tbh.
something not right about them stats, it will be now 24 in 16 appearances does this not ring alarm bells ringing that he is at least worth another punt at wigan 
