Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 8:49 am  

Just thought I'd say he's starting to look like the player I thought we'd signed over the past month. He's running his weight now and playing with aggression. He's certainly a impact prop and not a starter.

I've give him enough stick so thought id give him some credit for his recent showings. He's made a massive difference when he's come off and we are using him slightly better.

Just like to see him keek this level up against the likes of Wigan, Leeds, Warrington and cas now.

Re: Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 9:35 am  

It's no co-incidence that Amor is playing meaning that he is free to play that impact role. With Amor out, he had to be more steady away.

Re: Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 9:41 am  

Agree Pete.

He has come good since he had his hair cut.

Playing the wrecking ball role now and doing it with some gusto.

Re: Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 9:54 am  

Credit must also go to Walmsley also, he rattled a few of there players yesterday and made good yards

Re: Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 9:58 am  

The Chair Maker wrote:

Agree Pete.

He has come good since he had his hair cut.

Playing the wrecking ball role now and doing it with some gusto.

I think it was the kick up the backside post Warrington thrashing that got him more interested but I also think he under estimated super league and thought he could just poodle in and cause damage but it's great to see a good 20 min burst from him

Re: Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 10:04 am  

St pete wrote:

I think it was the kick up the backside post Warrington thrashing that got him more interested but I also think he under estimated super league and thought he could just poodle in and cause damage but it's great to see a good 20 min burst from him

My personal belief is that he knows with all the front rowers fit including Beamont he has to perform, otherwise he is out of the side.

When Amor and Beamont were out it was a case of going through the motions, combined with having to play longer minutes.

I think he isn't the only one guilty of this.
LMS has noticeably stepped up in the last couple of weeks.

Re: Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 10:06 am  

The Chair Maker wrote:

My personal belief is that he knows with all the front rowers fit including Beamont he has to perform, otherwise he is out of the side.

When Amor and Beamont were out it was a case of going through the motions, combined with having to play longer minutes.

I think he isn't the only one guilty of this.
LMS has noticeably stepped up in the last couple of weeks.

Lms has been much better also. It's funny how we start to get the pack playing decent we lose our halves.

Re: Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 10:09 am  

The Chair Maker wrote:

My personal belief is that he knows with all the front rowers fit including Beamont he has to perform, otherwise he is out of the side.

When Amor and Beamont were out it was a case of going through the motions, combined with having to play longer minutes.

I think he isn't the only one guilty of this.
LMS has noticeably stepped up in the last couple of weeks.

178 metres for LMS this week is a very impressive figure.

The pack have stepped it up in the last few weeks , but it's more important than ever with no playmakers they keep it up.

Re: Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 10:11 am  

Could the dry ground and good weather helped a few of our forwards. Wello always says that Manu will come good on a dry track and it's also been the case of Mose.

Re: Mose : Sat Jul 26, 2014 10:11 am  

Having a good pack is paramount if we are to do anything with no HBs. Good signs really and our only real glimmer of light