Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2023 10:21 am
Ex-Swarcliffe Rhino
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So it should be. I do honestly think we need to temper some of the more outlandish statements from sections of the fanbase but after years of false dawns etc who can blame them.
The usual suspects will be there or thereabouts, Goons look strong, Stains will always be in with a sniff and as above who knows wrt Warrington (apart from they wont win the big one) should be a very entertaining and strong league.
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Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2023 11:41 am
FlexWheeler
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Joined: Mar 18 2013 Posts: 4239
What GH has put together for next season is a delectable medley of creativity, power, pace, precision. I dare say Saints and Wigan will be running scared.
Not only are Leeds back, they will win the treble. No one else comes close.
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2023 12:59 pm
tad rhino
Club Owner
Joined: Dec 19 2004 Posts: 24452 Location: in bed between halle berry and jennifer aniston
I'm looking forward to 7 or 8 good teams in the league. its been, largely, predictable and dull at times. I'm looking forward to seeing how smith has leeds play. I'm hoping he has realised what works and what doesn't and plays accordingly. I'm quietly hoping for a 3rd/4th place finish
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2023 2:38 pm
Once were Loiners
First Team Player
Joined: Dec 15 2021 Posts: 1255
Wigan have thrown down the gauntlet. London look like an on-field disaster waiting to happen, Cas look like they're not even attempting to compete at the top end and Salford look obviously weaker, but most sides are at least trying to improve. On the whole it looks like there could be quite a few competitive teams next year.
I'd imagine our style of play will look hugely different. Even just Miller at fullback adds an attacking threat and dynamism in returning the ball that we've lacked since Hardaker in 2015. Anyway, we'll pretty soon see how much of our problems this year were down to the squad vs the coach....
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2023 3:53 pm
Seth
Club Owner
Joined: Mar 16 2004 Posts: 6727 Location: Meltham
FlexWheeler wrote:What GH has put together for next season is a delectable medley of creativity, power, pace, precision. I dare say Saints and Wigan will be running scared.
Not only are Leeds back, they will win the treble. No one else comes close.
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2023 4:16 pm
ArthurClues
Club Captain
Joined: Jan 24 2020 Posts: 2658
Once were Loiners wrote:Wigan have thrown down the gauntlet. London look like an on-field disaster waiting to happen, Cas look like they're not even attempting to compete at the top end and Salford look obviously weaker, but most sides are at least trying to improve. On the whole it looks like there could be quite a few competitive teams next year.
I'd imagine our style of play will look hugely different. Even just Miller at fullback adds an attacking threat and dynamism in returning the ball that we've lacked since Hardaker in 2015. Anyway, we'll pretty soon see how much of our problems this year were down to the squad vs the coach....
GH is right to single out Miller as a player who could take the competition by storm. Aside from the pace and footwork he'll add from kick returns, it's his willingness to look for gaps from first and second receiver that will be really effective. He played all his NSW Cup games as a Stand Off and that's where he'll be if we have any injury to Croft or Frawley. Think it would take Miller, Croft and Frawley to be out before we faced the prospect of Myler in the halves. That has to be a real step forward.
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2023 6:39 pm
Seth
Club Owner
Joined: Mar 16 2004 Posts: 6727 Location: Meltham
if we lose a winger (Fus) to injury thats possibly mylers first opportunity with Miller going to the wing. As much as i want to see him attacking from FB, Myler FB with Miller wing is certainly preferable to Olpherts (has he not gone yet?!)
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