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FC_TILL_I_DIE wrote:i'd put money on it right now that he will be playing in the 4 nations later on this year!
Carries on in this form and stay's injury free( ) he will be.
I did hear he would have been in the train-on squad for the world cup if he had'nt got injured.
Joined: Feb 21 2003 Posts: 3460 Location: West Hull
fc baldy wrote:Agree about defence,high ball i disagree with.....Trys yes but most are from close,dont think he could create a try himself......i know he "tales?" the ball up but he spoils it by slinging out a bloody daft offload......overall...he is a poor version of Jason Robinson.
IMO.
You don't remember his length of the field effort at Warrington a couple of years ago then
That came from defending a high ball to his corner as well
And as for slinging out daft passes. IF our players actually stayed alert they would turn into very good passes. Similar thing happened last night when Richard Horne had turned his back and dropped an offload
Joined: Jul 15 2005 Posts: 29793 Location: West Yorkshire
Kosh wrote:On the other hand...
His ground defence is superb, his high ball defence is a actually not bad now, he scores a fair number of tries given that he plays outside a centre who is prone to not passing, he's quick on the burst, and he tales the ball up well to spell the forwards.
Overall there aren't many better IMO.
Agree with all that. Raynor is class and irrespective of what's gone on in his absence should be one of the first names on the teamsheet.
Joined: Mar 28 2005 Posts: 20992 Location: THE HOME CITY OF LUKE CAMPBELL OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST
davey37 wrote:You don't remember his length of the field effort at Warrington a couple of years ago then
That came from defending a high ball to his corner as well
And as for slinging out daft passes. IF our players actually stayed alert they would turn into very good passes. Similar thing happened last night when Richard Horne had turned his back and dropped an offload
Wow.....once in 2 years........yes Horne was guilty last night and the pass was on.......im just not a Raynor fan and dont think he is as good as you make out...but if he scores a shedload and helps us win something then i will have a big helping off pie.
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fc baldy wrote:Agree about defence,high ball i disagree with.....Trys yes but most are from close,dont think he could create a try himself......i know he "tales?" the ball up but he spoils it by slinging out a bloody daft offload......overall...he is a poor version of Jason Robinson.
IMO.
Agree with Kosh's comments and furthermore, if we can provide him with a good kick - chase game there is no more dangerous in Super League IMO than Raynor in that area.
Don't think anybody is saying Calderwood isn't a good player, only that with Briscoe playing so well and Raynor coming back that he will probably be the one fighting to get this place back, and I agree. Frankly its brilliant for Hull to have competition for places at that level.
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Mrs Barista wrote:Agree with all that. Raynor is class and irrespective of what's gone on in his absence should be one of the first names on the teamsheet.
Disagree, he's not as good as people want to make us believe.
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) he will be.
