Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Mon Sep 13, 2010 11:21 am  

A unknown superstar wrote:

Good signing for them I think, always thought he was a pretty good winger.

To be honest he’s been awful this year (as have much of the team), defensively inept and has lost a yard or two of pace after the terrible knee injury he suffered last season.

Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Mon Sep 13, 2010 6:30 pm  

Wardle Leaves Bradford Apparently signed for Hudds Shame to see him go, as he's a promising centre.

Wardle Leaves Bradford Apparently signed for Hudds Shame to see him go, as he's a promising centre.

Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Mon Sep 13, 2010 9:44 pm  

Catalancs wrote:

You'd think you'd be more concerned with your own recruitment.

I am our first announced player looks good so far

Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Tue Sep 14, 2010 4:04 am  

Not sure whay so many people are dissing the Bulls' signings at all. Sibbit's a squad player. If Walker can get back to full fitness he should go well in the centres. Ainscough has promise (I really hope he kicks on so we can all rejoice in a quality British threequarter developing rather than seemingly take delight in players not quite cutting it).

Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Tue Sep 14, 2010 8:44 am  

BrisbaneRhino wrote:

Not sure whay so many people are dissing the Bulls' signings at all. Sibbit's a squad player. If Walker can get back to full fitness he should go well in the centres. Ainscough has promise (I really hope he kicks on so we can all rejoice in a quality British threequarter developing rather than seemingly take delight in players not quite cutting it).

They are all half decent players. Elima is probably the best of them, one of the best backrowers in the competition.

BUT none of these signings are going to do anything but further deepen the hole they have to get out of in order to challenge for trophies again. If Potter can turn that squad into a playoff contenders it will be his best achievement yet.

His appointment is a great move by Bradford. There will be none of the nonsense we've seen this last few years from them.

Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Tue Sep 14, 2010 10:05 am  

Ryan Clayton and Liam Higgins released by Cas.
BBC's George Riley has linked Higgins to Wakefield.

Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Tue Sep 14, 2010 12:42 pm  

Dorn's staying at Quins.

Hope the new coach sees him as a full back though rather than a half back

Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Tue Sep 14, 2010 12:45 pm  

richie166 wrote:

Dorn's staying at Quins.

Hope the new coach sees him as a full back though rather than a half back

For quins sake i hope he doesnt, we tried him at fullback and he was terrible, his positioning is poor, his one on one tackling is poor and he struggles under the high ball.

Dorn is best used as a support player, as he is arguably the best support player in the league.

Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Tue Sep 14, 2010 1:00 pm  

pyeman wrote:

For quins sake i hope he doesnt, we tried him at fullback and he was terrible, his positioning is poor, his one on one tackling is poor and he struggles under the high ball.

Dorn is best used as a support player, as he is arguably the best support player in the league.

He wasn't great for Cas with 1 on his back, but looks so dangerous for Quins from the back. His positioning has improved and his tackling is better. Can't recall too many mistakes under the bomb.

We wouldn't want him as a stand-off because he offers the same as Danny McGuire from the 6 jersey. You can get away with support play if you are playing for Leeds, playing for the lesser teams you need a bit of creativity and organisation, fancy sending Rangi Chase on loan down to London for a few months.

Re: 2011 SL Transfers : Tue Sep 14, 2010 1:01 pm  

Dennis Moran managed somehow.