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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:18 am
Rogues Gallery
International Chairman
Joined: Oct 17 2002Posts: 32357
FekaTheBeast wrote: I'd have him back tomorrow if we could
The only time I want to see him back is in a Warrington shirt when they play at the JJB.
SAINTS THE ORIGINAL AND PERENNIAL CHEATS For sale full Saints kit (circa 1989). Shirts in pristine condition, but shorts badly soiled. For 27 - 0 you get a trophy For 75 - 0 you get sod all. Wigan had eight in a row Saints have five in a row
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:28 am
Father Ted
International Chairman
Joined: Dec 22 2001Posts: 8148
Higham wasn't so much poor in the 2nd half v Catalans he was absolutely dreadful. Repeat performance last night.
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:30 am
Hairy Monk
Player Coach
Joined: Feb 27 2009Posts: 51
Jimmy is starting to look ill he was as grey as a badger last night.
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:30 am
Jack Kerley
Player Coach
Joined: Oct 28 2008Posts: 515
jonh wrote: Higham does the odd eye catching run that has Eddie and Stevo creaming themselves, but he does much more harm that they chose to ignore. His penalties nearly always harm hsi teams, and he gives away a shed load, last night 2 Higham penalties lead to the first 2 Trinity tries and the momentum fully with Trinity, second half Wire started to rally, Higham dropped ball followed with another couple of penalties leading to Trinity scores. This is without mentioning his wayward passing, i lost count of the times Morley and Rauhihi had to check there runs to take his passes. Higham is a quality hooker for those who chose to ignore his major flaws. While i agree Riddell has been poor to date, i am certain when he gets fully fit he will be a fine assett to the club.
I'm not claiming that Higham always plays magnificently, or that he doesn't make mistakes.
However, the one sure way not to make mistakes, is not to do anything, and it looks as though our new wonder boy has chosen this option.
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:33 am
jonh
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Joined: May 27 2003Posts: 20427Location: educating League Freak on all things rugby league
Jack Kerley wrote: I'm not claiming that Higham always plays magnificently, or that he doesn't make mistakes. However, the one sure way not to make mistakes, is not to do anything, and it looks as though our new wonder boy has chosen this option.
I agree, but i think once he gets fit you will see a far better Hooker than Higham wearing the 9 shirt at Wigan.
Unofficially the most boring poster on Cherry and White.
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:51 am
Jack Kerley
Player Coach
Joined: Oct 28 2008Posts: 515
jonh wrote: I agree, but i think once he gets fit you will see a far better Hooker than Higham wearing the 9 shirt at Wigan.
Yes, maybe, but why is he not fit?
Is he injured? If so, then fine, but I would love to know how he did it. Tripped up on the way out of the pie shop maybe?
If it is just down to his pure levels of fitness, then that is disgraceful, and yet another sad indictment of Noble's influence on our club.
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:52 am
Rogues Gallery
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Joined: Oct 17 2002Posts: 32357
Jack Kerley wrote: Higham has been the one bright spark in Wire's season so far. You could hardly say the same about our hooker, could you?
I've seen all three Wire games on t.v.
He was o.k v Saints, poor v Catalan, and poor again last night.
He couldn't find a man in a gay brothel.
SAINTS THE ORIGINAL AND PERENNIAL CHEATS For sale full Saints kit (circa 1989). Shirts in pristine condition, but shorts badly soiled. For 27 - 0 you get a trophy For 75 - 0 you get sod all. Wigan had eight in a row Saints have five in a row
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:02 am
Jack Kerley
Player Coach
Joined: Oct 28 2008Posts: 515
Rogues Gallery wrote: I've seen all three Wire games on t.v. He was o.k v Saints, poor v Catalan, and poor again last night. He couldn't find a man in a gay brothel.
Now compare his performances to those of Riddell, and try to convince me that we have a good deal.
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:29 am
FekaTheBeast
Player Coach
Joined: Mar 13 2007Posts: 432Location: Standish, Wigan
Think I should change this thread to 'mickey higham's performance'
My record at Headingley 18/06/05 L 0-70 09/06/06 L 22-48 05/10/07 L 6-36 31/05/08 L 16 – 23 26/10/08 L 18-14 [b]25/09/10 W 26-6[/b] 1/4/11 D 22-22 [b]The vodoo is broken!! :D[/b]
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:35 am
Jack Kerley
Player Coach
Joined: Oct 28 2008Posts: 515
FekaTheBeast wrote: Think I should change this thread to 'mickey higham's performance'
Well, seeing that the usual Mickey Bashers are out in force, it would probably be a good idea.
What Wire need to do, obviously, is just get rid of Higham, and everything will be fine at Warrington.
Oh...hang on, wait a minute, I know of another club that tried that, and things just went worse.
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Mens Betfred Super League XXVIII ROUND : 1 PLD F A DIFF PTS
Wigan
29
768
338
430
48
This is an inplay table and live positions can change.
Hull KR
29
731
344
387
44
Warrington
29
769
351
418
42
Leigh
29
580
442
138
33
Salford
28
556
561
-5
32
St.Helens
28
618
411
207
30
Catalans
27
475
427
48
30
Leeds
27
530
488
42
28
Huddersfield
27
468
658
-190
20
Castleford
27
425
735
-310
15
Hull FC
27
328
894
-566
6
LondonB
27
317
916
-599
6
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Wakefield
4
154
36
118
8
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Widnes
4
136
38
98
8
Sheffield
3
92
58
34
6
Bradford
4
84
78
6
6
Featherstone
4
96
68
28
4
Halifax
4
66
89
-23
4
Whitehaven
3
57
80
-23
4
Toulouse
3
56
58
-2
2
Dewsbury
3
40
52
-12
2
Swinton
3
46
60
-14
2
Barrow
3
45
81
-36
2
Doncaster
4
66
134
-68
2
Hunslet
0
0
0
0
0
York
3
48
71
-23
0
Batley
3
34
66
-32
0