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Post subject: Widnes Home
Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 1:22 pm
Mrs Barista
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Joined: Jul 15 2005Posts: 29803Location: West Yorkshire
Sounds like Shaul's injury might not be a bad one. Any insight on who might be back for this one from the current list of 9 which I think is as follows in estimated time left to return: Hadley Shaul Manu Talanoa Sneyd Griffin Abdull Westerman Bowden Top 3 at least should be back I'd hope, obviously Bowden's done for the season.
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Post subject: Re: Widnes Home
Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 2:41 pm
WIZEB
Player Coach
Joined: Nov 23 2009Posts: 12755Location: The Hamptons of East Yorkshire
I predict we'll win this one and Rovers at home. Can see us losing our two remaining away fixtures and against Saints at the KCOM which will leave us far to much ground to make up to reach a semi. I won't be too disheartened. We have performed admirably in adversity.
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Post subject: Re: Widnes Home
Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 2:50 pm
steve_norton
Club Coach
Joined: Dec 01 2004Posts: 1794Location: Now back in blighty
Talanoa said yesterday he is hoping to get the go ahead to start running next week but is still a few weeks away. Sneyd targeting the Rover's game. Westerman, they are not sure about and monitoring, I have not read anything recently about Griffin and Abdul
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Post subject: Re: Widnes Home
Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 3:15 pm
Mrs Barista
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Joined: Jul 15 2005Posts: 29803Location: West Yorkshire
steve_norton wrote: Talanoa said yesterday he is hoping to get the go ahead to start running next week but is still a few weeks away. Sneyd targeting the Rover's game. Westerman, they are not sure about and monitoring, I have not read anything recently about Griffin and Abdul
Cheers. Hopefully Taylor & Connor come through unscathed, then 6 missing, not too bad compared to other weeks.
Shaul
Faraimo
Tuimavave
Connor
Miloudi
Kelly
Harris
Green
Houghton
Paea
Minichiello
Hadley
Manu
Taylor
Matongo
Fash
Washbrook
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Post subject: Re: Widnes Home
Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2018 3:19 pm
hull2524
Player Coach
Joined: May 06 2009Posts: 7401
we need to get a run going if we are to make the top4, gonna be hard but it can be done, get a few players back and imo we have a chance,
once a black and white always a black and white COYH
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Post subject: Re: Widnes Home
Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2018 7:28 am
Leigh_Manning
Club Captain
Joined: May 31 2018Posts: 287
we simply don't have the forward power, and we are playing three players who have gone a season too far in Mini, Manu and Washy.
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Post subject: Re: Widnes Home
Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2018 7:57 am
Dave K.
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Joined: Mar 14 2003Posts: 25900Location: Back in Hull.
Don't agree on Manu, think he still has a lot to offer and plays enough games to justify his salary. Mini needs to be spelled IMO more, not sure if we should keep him. No surprise we don't have the fire power when 5 players who would be in the forwards are out injured. I'd be looking at a new forward and then playing Griffin in the pack next season (And possible this year, depending on injures).
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Post subject: Re: Widnes Home
Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2018 8:04 am
Leigh_Manning
Club Captain
Joined: May 31 2018Posts: 287
Dave K. wrote: Don't agree on Manu, think he still has a lot to offer and plays enough games to justify his salary. Mini needs to be spelled IMO more, not sure if we should keep him. No surprise we don't have the fire power when 5 players who would be in the forwards are out injured. I'd be looking at a new forward and then playing Griffin in the pack next season (And possible this year, depending on injures).
Manu may play many games, but what does he actually do in those games? 7 times across the line in 2 years?
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Post subject: Re: Widnes Home
Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2018 8:36 am
Erik the not red
Player Coach
Joined: Jan 29 2010Posts: 865
Leigh_Manning wrote: Manu may play many games, but what does he actually do in those games? 7 times across the line in 2 years?
There's a bit more to a player's effectiveness than just scoring tries. You'll be telling us we should sign Ryan Shaw next.
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Post subject: Re: Widnes Home
Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2018 8:54 am
Leigh_Manning
Club Captain
Joined: May 31 2018Posts: 287
Erik the not red wrote: There's a bit more to a player's effectiveness than just scoring tries. You'll be telling us we should sign Ryan Shaw next.
Not when said player is a winger, I think he's a good, just not the level we need to push for a GF, but injuries have played a huge part this season
I still think we can finish 5/6, teams having a game in hand could be a blessing or a curse. Us just failing in the CC could work in our favour.
We have to beat Widnes, they are not a good side.
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