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And the kids done good as well : Sun Feb 20, 2011 10:35 pm  

62-8, with Daryl Clark backing up for his second game in, what, 18 hours?

62-8, with Daryl Clark backing up for his second game in, what, 18 hours?

Re: And the kids done good as well : Sun Feb 20, 2011 10:49 pm  

How does he have the energy left?

Brilliant result.

Re: And the kids done good as well : Mon Feb 21, 2011 1:03 am  

BD wrote:

How does he have the energy left?

Brilliant result.

Its called youth

Re: And the kids done good as well : Mon Feb 21, 2011 3:32 pm  

he probably only did 25 minutes on saturday so backing up wouldnt of been too much for him provided he didnt do the full 80 on sunday although it looks like that wouldnt of been too taxing looking at the score.

Re: And the kids done good as well : Mon Feb 21, 2011 3:47 pm  

He was on the bench for both games.

Re: And the kids done good as well : Mon Feb 21, 2011 5:57 pm  

Please can someone explain the logic here, because I truly can't see any?

It's an honest question, not having a pop, just can't see why you would give a 17/18 year old kid his Super League debut, then dump him into the Under 20's the following day.

I believe there's an RFL rule which says a youngster can't play 18's and 20's in the same weekend, so maybe there should be one to cover all grades.

Re: And the kids done good as well : Mon Feb 21, 2011 9:38 pm  

thelastmandown wrote:

Please can someone explain the logic here, because I truly can't see any?

It's an honest question, not having a pop, just can't see why you would give a 17/18 year old kid his Super League debut, then dump him into the Under 20's the following day.

I believe there's an RFL rule which says a youngster can't play 18's and 20's in the same weekend, so maybe there should be one to cover all grades.

I honestly think it will do him good. He won't be backing up everyweek. But we don't have a game next week, plus he isnt guaranteed first team action. I wonder whose decision it was for him to play, if it was his own, then kudos to him.

Re: And the kids done good as well : Mon Feb 21, 2011 9:44 pm  

thelastmandown wrote:

Please can someone explain the logic here, because I truly can't see any?

It's an honest question, not having a pop, just can't see why you would give a 17/18 year old kid his Super League debut, then dump him into the Under 20's the following day.

I believe there's an RFL rule which says a youngster can't play 18's and 20's in the same weekend, so maybe there should be one to cover all grades.

he`s a full time pro player and needs more than 20 minutes a week to develope his game,if he had played 80 minutes saturday and 80 minutes sunday then you have a point, the kid would be used to playing long periods sometimes 80 minutes in the u18s and he may well of only got 80 minutes over the two days and i dont think he was overused on saturday.

Re: And the kids done good as well : Tue Feb 22, 2011 10:15 pm  

Well obviously you know your own kids, and thanks for taking the time to answer my query.

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Re: And the kids done good as well : Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:16 pm  

And again http://www.castigers.com/article.php?id=1323 Isa scored twice, and Owen played

And again http://www.castigers.com/article.php?id=1323 Isa scored twice, and Owen played