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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 7:38 am

LeedsTiger

Club Captain

Joined: May 08 2019
Posts: 400
Location: Arse end of nowhere

FearTheVee wrote:100% agree that the game was dragged down by Catalans (who have been an undisciplined rabble most times we’ve played them in the past couple of years) and that Leeds have had a brilliant end to the season.

I just struggle to see them going any further but this is sport - you never know.

I'm sure you struggled to see us beating Catalan...

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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 7:43 am

Seth

Club Owner

Joined: Mar 16 2004
Posts: 6727
Location: Meltham

Sal Paradise wrote:For all the critics of him on here I thought Tindall stood up to be counted last night. Never dropped a ball or leave a huge gap. Took the ball in - din't make many metres but it took some of the workload of the forwards.

He was much better and stood up to the pressure, though he needs more direction with his carries, I'm not sure what he was trying to do with those early in the game.

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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 8:03 am

mattsrhinos1978

Club Captain

Joined: Jul 17 2017
Posts: 1759

Think Tindall just needs a bit of patience in his carries, he seems to be looking for the wow play every carry which leads to him losing meters quite often, he needs to settle down and understand that a 9/10 meter carry with quick play the ball is still a good outcome.

I like him though, have since scholarship, hope he can keep improving.

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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 8:12 am

ArthurClues

Club Captain

Joined: Jan 24 2020
Posts: 2660

mattsrhinos1978 wrote:Think Tindall just needs a bit of patience in his carries, he seems to be looking for the wow play every carry which leads to him losing meters quite often, he needs to settle down and understand that a 9/10 meter carry with quick play the ball is still a good outcome.

I like him though, have since scholarship, hope he can keep improving.

Bags of effort but still very much a work in progress. What happened to him when Myler broke down the left in the first half? Presume Pearce probably had him in a choke-hold.

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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 8:40 am

Seth

Club Owner

Joined: Mar 16 2004
Posts: 6727
Location: Meltham

https://twitter.com/StHelensClips/statu ... 3VhpMSThPw

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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 8:59 am

rollin thunder

International Star

Joined: Feb 15 2011
Posts: 4941

Brick with eyes wrote:Which forums are saying that ?

The other RL forums

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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 9:14 am

Clearwing

Player Coach

Joined: Mar 28 2006
Posts: 9079

ArthurClues wrote:Bags of effort but still very much a work in progress. What happened to him when Myler broke down the left in the first half? Presume Pearce probably had him in a choke-hold.

Wasn't where you'd hope him to be for sure

"Look, I'd never use injuries as an excuse..." Daryl Powell

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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 9:18 am

lionarmour87

Player Coach

Joined: Mar 28 2008
Posts: 7376
Location: Leeds

FearTheVee wrote:“ I’m not saying we’ll go over there and get a win, but it’s mainly Saints and Wigan fans $hitting themselves”

Quite the opposite - here’s hoping Hudds beat Salford as Leeds is the team I’d like saints to play by a country mile. I’d be surprised if Wigan fans didn’t want a Leeds semi also.

I wonder how many times I heard that before ? Long time ago yes .I'm just being nostalgic. Hmm

Soon we will be dancing the Fandango

FROM 2004,TO DO WHAT THIS CLUB'S DONE,IF THATS NOT GREATNESS THEN I DONT KNOW WHAT IS.
JAMIE PEACOCK

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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 9:21 am

ryano

Club Coach

Joined: Mar 10 2005
Posts: 3169

Seth wrote:https://twitter.com/StHelensClips/status/1568347694959316994?s=20&t=0XSLzc2dgaes3VhpMSThPw

Did Phil Clarke threaten to quit commentating again on the back of this? I hope so!

"Arguably the best Rugby League side certainly in the last 40 years!" Phil Clarke.

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Post subject: Re: SL PO E | Catalan Dragons (A)

Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2022 9:25 am

Simmo71

First Team Player

Joined: Oct 26 2020
Posts: 1520

You're welcome on this forum mate, because you speak sense.
I don't see that Saints will fear Leeds at all.
But I do think Wigan would rather play Hudds than us.
Given those we potentially have missing next week I fear it will be one game too many.
But yes, this is sport and anything can happen.
One thing we do now finally have is a quality coach who has tactical nouse.

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