Joined: Nov 08 2004 Posts: 111 Location: Edinburgh
debaser wrote:How do you work that out? Would he have prevented the Wigan rout? Or stopped KR getting the drop goal? I think that's a very sweeping generalisation. Halley is not the Messiah....
No... I'm just trying to get an idea of what people think.
...He is however, a VERY naughty boy!
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Joined: Nov 08 2004 Posts: 111 Location: Edinburgh
Bully_Boxer wrote:Agreed. By his own admission being loaned out gave him a kick up the backside. He also admitted that his preparation going into the season wasn't as good as it should have been. It is far from certain he would have shown such good form if he hadn't have been sent away to get himself up to speed. If anything the loan out probably gave him the extra push he needed.
Good stuff.
I hadnt heard that.
So, thanks!
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The poet, the physician, the farmer, the scientist,
The magician and the other so-called Gods of our legends."
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Bully_Boxer wrote:Agreed. By his own admission being loaned out gave him a kick up the backside. He also admitted that his preparation going into the season wasn't as good as it should have been. It is far from certain he would have shown such good form if he hadn't have been sent away to get himself up to speed. If anything the loan out probably gave him the extra push he needed.
I agree, I think its because he was loaded out that he had such good form, (point to prove and all that) and so you can't say he would have played like that had he been with us still. He needs to keep pushing on now and no doubt he'll be involved again at the weekend.
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