wire 74 wrote:5 players out ,playing against 14 men as Smith was soooo bias it was ridiculous ,it was a ground out win ,games like this in the past we have lost so hats off to the boys today, thought Louis Anderson had a nightmare of a game and can see him being rested as soon as Westwood returns his brother Vinnie was poor as well nobody really shone for me in our back line , Hicks needs to work on the way he attacks the try line he is to upright and needs to be lower he missed at least 2 tries today due to poor body positioning thought our front row and replacements were the best part of the team again well done lads but improvement needed !!!!!
My mom was Rauhihi Excellent effort never a backward step him and Morley were immense ,Wood did a good job as well
poor effort imo lee mitchel mom hands down think morley is fat=st enough to be a winger
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mark_m wrote:PJ seemed to step up a gear and came in field looking for work when the team was struggling. Just exactly as a senior pro should.
King blotted his copybook by flying out of the line and gifting Celtic a score. Persistent bad habit.
I would drop Anderson. Both Mitchell and Harrison in recent weeks have really pressed a claim for first team and Super Benny is back next week anyway.
I thought Celtic were really well drilled and very committed. However, their fitness seemed to fade rapidly after about 65 minutes.
King had to do that, there was a man over on his wing and he went for the intercept thinking it was going to be a cut-out pass to their winger, can't blame him for doing that. If he would have stayed in the line the pass would surely have come and therefore a walk in for their winger, he still would have got the blame by some fans on here.
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Hardcore Legend wrote:King had to do that, there was a man over on his wing and he went for the intercept thinking it was going to be a cut-out pass to their winger, can't blame him for doing that.
Is that the try where he scored through the hole Riley and Mitchell left open?
The Wood wrote:Christ, I can't believe what I read on here sometimes.
Lets get rid of the most experienced player on the team in terms of playing at the highest level.
Oh, aye. Cracking idea.
I think you are misreading his comments. We don't have a 'lay the law down' type captain. Morley is a lead by example type, we need somebody to compliment him.
Didn't William Webb Ellis pick up the ball and run, someone should really tell Rugby Union.
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Runcorn Viking wrote:Good atmosphere then , imagine if it was Widnes playing you's today, that end would be full
Nice to see that Widnes fans have let the decisions of last season go at last.....not.
Went up for the game today and must say I thought we had a chance but not to be. Thanks to the two or three thousand fans surrounding us by the halfway line for making us feel welcome (even when we were winning ) and good luck for the rest of the season.
The Wood wrote:Christ, I can't believe what I read on here sometimes.
Lets get rid of the most experienced player on the team in terms of playing at the highest level.
Oh, aye. Cracking idea.
You might not be able to believe what you read, but it might help if you did actually bother to read the comments.
I am happy with Morley's place in the team, although I do have the odd problem with his game. It's his captaincy that I take issue with: I just think there are very few props who make good captains (in the on-field management role) and I think that's one aspect we really lack.
Traffic wrote:Nice to see that Widnes fans have let the decisions of last season go at last.....not.
Went up for the game today and must say I thought we had a chance but not to be. Thanks to the two or three thousand fans surrounding us by the halfway line for making us feel welcome (even when we were winning ) and good luck for the rest of the season.
Widnes are the 'bitters' of rugby league
they probably still moan about the 1950 challenge cup ref and linesman
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, imagine if it was Widnes playing you's today, that end would be full
