Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sat Jul 16, 2022 2:31 pm  

davey41 wrote:

Yeah I go with something similar?

Also like to know which wing Mcintosh mostly played at Huddersfield? My memory says left but could be wrong and wonder why we play him on the right?

You are correct.
Have to ask sometimes whats in the head of some of these coaches.
Connor Wynnes best performances were at Left centre and now he is on the right

Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sat Jul 16, 2022 2:34 pm  

Dave K. wrote:

Simm needs to improve his one on one defence.

And Griffin?
Think you said the same thing about Ratu when he first came
needs to have a chance in the centre.We could move Mitch to left wing

Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sat Jul 16, 2022 4:14 pm  

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bonaire wrote:

And Griffin?
Think you said the same thing about Ratu when he first came
needs to have a chance in the centre.We could move Mitch to left wing

On performances this season Griffin shouldn't be in the 17, think his injury has really done some damage.

Ratu has a hard hitter but jumped out too much, but his offensive skills made up for that.

Lewis Martin must be close, looks an outstanding prospect, very strong and a very good defender.

Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sat Jul 16, 2022 4:56 pm  

hull2524 wrote:

Simms and Walker still early days but still think they will do ok. Long staff not so sure. Looks to small and Last nights back three with Laidlaw and fash as props must be the smallest pack we've had in yrs.

Seen enough of Walker at Leeds he's not good enough

Two of their coaches dropped him for myler

Sims is different he's younger and back up to the best wingers and centre in the league

Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sat Jul 16, 2022 6:08 pm  

Dave K wrote:

Lewis Martin must be close, looks an outstanding prospect, very strong and a very good defender.

Looked decent today. Bit wobbly under the high ball but his opposite number was 7 feet tall so can't blame him

Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sat Jul 16, 2022 7:54 pm  

mwindass wrote:

Brent Read (aussie reporter) has said Hoy is officially a done deal.

Yes, I believe this is happening. If you know where to look, the clues are there.

Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sat Jul 16, 2022 8:16 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Yes, I believe this is happening. If you know where to look, the clues are there.

Still unsure on the Gamble/Wakeham link, been told its either or plus Hoy.

Wakeham has been made available to SL clubs but that's all I can find.

Same bloke who's told me about Manu, Reynolds, Truman, Hoy and the loan deals has mentioned the Sutcliffe thing too. But that will boil down to cap and if we can move Shaul on this season. Could still happen 2023.

Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sun Jul 17, 2022 12:17 am  

mwindass wrote:

But that will boil down to cap and if we can move Shaul on this season. Could still happen 2023.

Cant see Shaul leaving this or next season..
When he was given a 3 year contract , he was awarded a testimonial to run in 2023...
I find it bizarre , that we award 3~4 year contract renewals to players who are 28+ years old, in a high contact sport .

Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sun Jul 17, 2022 12:47 am  

Thetalentboy wrote:

Seen enough of Walker at Leeds he's not good enough

Two of their coaches dropped him for myler

At least Walker can pass a ball, unlike your 'hero'

Re: Shopping List 2023 : Sun Jul 17, 2022 5:22 am  

weaver93 wrote:

Cant see Shaul leaving this or next season..
When he was given a 3 year contract , he was awarded a testimonial to run in 2023...
I find it bizarre , that we award 3~4 year contract renewals to players who are 28+ years old, in a high contact sport .

Too much sentiment for the cup winning players coming back to bite us again.

Shouldn't have been given a 3 year deal before his ACL.

Suppose he's within his rights to sit on his backside and earn a lot of money, but it doesn't help our cap situation