RealCherry&Whites wrote:I have seen him play a few times. I am surprised that Hudds have not tried to develop him in their Superleague squad this season. I would say he is a far more gifted player than Myler.
You would be wrong. Probably the best support player playing the game at the moment. Seen him score bags of trys never seen him create one though. Ok in Div 1 but in SL i feel that may be a problem for a half back. Like people have said im suprised hes not at Hudds because if they can bring some creativity to his game he could be superb in a couple of years.
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mmp wrote:grew old, moaned a lot, and everyone stopped listening...
Only after becoming the only player to captain 3 different winning teams in the Challenge Cup, becoming the youngest ever Lions Tourist and becoming generally recognised as the best player to have ever played the game, (Syd Hynes)
Post subject: Re: Future England star Greg McNally scored three tries today.
Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 10:00 pm
St.Dave
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Joined: Aug 29 2006 Posts: 1859 Location: Chorley Panthers
Alice's Phallus wrote:Greg McNally scored three tries for Whitehaven in a losing side. This would not be a big deal if he was winger. But the lad is a scrum half, and only 18 years old!
This lad can be anything. I can't wait see him in an England jersey within three years.
If you get chance to watch Kyle Eastmond today then you will see a class young scrum half doing it in Super League
King piemon wrote - What a pile of $hit
It was cack the whole team and i for one aint impressed
AJ wrote - Sean Long once again tore us to pieces. Its all well and good us singing Sean Long is a W@nker, but he was laughing back along by conducting the chant whilst ripping us to bits.
Robinson wrote - Saints - it depends on whether the side can get over their mental block. We're more than capable of beating 'Dads Army', but it appears that Wigan still shiit themselves at the mere sight of a red V.
Post subject: Re: Future England star Greg McNally scored three tries today.
Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 10:05 pm
St.Dave
Player Coach
Joined: Aug 29 2006 Posts: 1859 Location: Chorley Panthers
Code13 wrote:Anyone can look class in the Saints team though, look at Martin Gleeson.
Francis Meli
King piemon wrote - What a pile of $hit
It was cack the whole team and i for one aint impressed
AJ wrote - Sean Long once again tore us to pieces. Its all well and good us singing Sean Long is a W@nker, but he was laughing back along by conducting the chant whilst ripping us to bits.
Robinson wrote - Saints - it depends on whether the side can get over their mental block. We're more than capable of beating 'Dads Army', but it appears that Wigan still shiit themselves at the mere sight of a red V.
Joined: Aug 17 2003 Posts: 17226 Location: South Wales
Saddened! wrote:McNally joins the list with the likes of Eastmond, Tompkins and Myler. If only we had any decent outside backs we'd give those Australasians a tonking in 5 years or so.
Myler looks the brightest star of the lot for me, reminds of a young S. Long.
There are plenty of outside backs just as promising as the likes of McNally and Tomkins. Converting potential into success is another thing.
King Street Cat wrote:Some might look at this as being harsh but I think it's fair. When are the Rugby League going to stop persisting with this fantasy expansion. If it hasn't worked by now, it never will! I'm all for reaching out to a wider audience with our game but not at the expense of historical clubs in the homelands.
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