Richie Myler : Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:03 pm  

Was listening on the radio and sounds like he had a good game.

Any thought from the Leeds fans (would be grateful if they're limited to Myler rather than Mclennan/the ref/whatever else)

Re: Richie Myler : Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:05 pm  

FearTheVee wrote:

Was listening on the radio and sounds like he had a good game.

Any thought from the Leeds fans (would be grateful if they're limited to Myler rather than Mclennan/the ref/whatever else)

He's a good player, creative and with a decent turn of pace, he also has a good kicking game and can guide his side round the park.

He's what Long used to be.

Re: Richie Myler : Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:05 pm  

FearTheVee wrote:

Was listening on the radio and sounds like he had a good game.

Any thought from the Leeds fans (would be grateful if they're limited to Myler rather than Mclennan/the ref/whatever else)

He was good but imo the reds pack led by cashmere,stapleton and alker did us.
We were lethargic,unstructered and very poor defensively.
In attack we were clueless.
No qualm's better side won today and it looks like our "blip" has come early.

Re: Richie Myler : Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:10 pm  

rhinoms wrote:

He was good but imo the reds pack led by cashmere,stapleton and alker did us.
We were lethargic,unstructered and very poor defensively.
In attack we were clueless.
No qualm's better side won today and it looks like our "blip" has come early.

Don't worry, keep the faith, Bluey will come good, he's a tactical genius don't yer know.

His lack of club level coaching is now well and truly starting to show!!!

Re: Richie Myler : Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:12 pm  

The Magic Wand wrote:

Don't worry, keep the faith, Bluey will come good, he's a tactical genius don't yer know.

His lack of club level coaching is now well and truly starting to show!!!

Thought you might be the first.

Myler anyone?

Re: Richie Myler : Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:14 pm  

The Magic Wand wrote:

Don't worry, keep the faith, Bluey will come good, he's a tactical genius don't yer know.

His lack of club level coaching is now well and truly starting to show!!!

We did hit a rough patch last year aswell and they came good in the end.
I don't just blame the coach though the team today were not good enough in any area of the game and the defensive effort in particular was very poor.
Like i've said before i will keep the faith and i believe that they are a lot better than what they are showing but with huddersfield away up next we have to turn it around sooner or later.

Re: Richie Myler : Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:14 pm  

FearTheVee wrote:

Thought you might be the first.

Myler anyone?

Already replied see above!

: Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:17 pm  

Swap for McGuire - simple as.

Re: Richie Myler : Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:21 pm  

rhinoms wrote:

We did hit a rough patch last year aswell and they came good in the end.
I don't just blame the coach though the team today were not good enough in any area of the game and the defensive effort in particular was very poor.
Like i've said before i will keep the faith and i believe that they are a lot better than what they are showing but with huddersfield away up next we have to turn it around sooner or later.

So who do you think is to blame in terms of setting the team up to play, who is responsible for the lack of structure, who is responsible for the discipline, who is responsible for allowing the side to go into this season limited in terms of quality backs?

: Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:47 pm  

RhinoNeil wrote:

Swap for McGuire - simple as.

Swap a Stand Off for a Scrum Half?...