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A unknown superstar wrote:Regardless of where I come from, who do you see as your clubs best youngster who is LOCAL?
At the moment. Chris Riley. Harrison came through our youth set up, but isn't local. I'd still like to count him if I'm allowed though
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loyal18 wrote:sorry but warrington/hudds = lucky win defo should of been saints/wigan final the fact is saints n wigan were extremely tired from the week before we both gave our all ahh well only challenge cup. grand final is the big one ahah anyway good luck in final hudds hope u stuff wire
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RAI of Sunshine wrote:At the moment. Chris Riley. Harrison came through our youth set up, but isn't local. I'd still like to count him if I'm allowed though
That's a better way to put it, through your youth set up.
I like the look of Chris Riley too. Looks pretty good at FB. But what is his preffered position? Wing?
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Joined: Jun 09 2005 Posts: 13916 Location: Not getting away with murder anymore
A unknown superstar wrote:That's a better way to put it, through your youth set up.
I like the look of Chris Riley too. Looks pretty good at FB. But what is his preffered position? Wing?
He came up through the ranks as a full back, but was started on the wing as he couldn't shift Reardon and Grose out the way. He certainly had found his way at FB now though, which is even better considering the slating he got in his first few games at FB this year, from our own fans.
Harrison is a class above the rest of our youngsters though and would be my tip for the next Warrington bred player player in the England setup.
Union is played by people who close airports after a bit of snow, League is played by people who would go and have a snowball fight with a 747
loyal18 wrote:sorry but warrington/hudds = lucky win defo should of been saints/wigan final the fact is saints n wigan were extremely tired from the week before we both gave our all ahh well only challenge cup. grand final is the big one ahah anyway good luck in final hudds hope u stuff wire
Joined: Feb 09 2008 Posts: 9342 Location: King George Dock
RAI of Sunshine wrote:He came up through the ranks as a full back, but was started on the wing as he couldn't shift Reardon and Grose out the way. He certainly had found his way at FB now though, which is even better considering the slating he got in his first few games at FB this year, from our own fans.
Harrison is a class above the rest of our youngsters though and would be my tip for the next Warrington bred player player in the England setup.
Is he the back rower/prop?
What type of player is he ie a workhorse or impact? If it's the one I'm think of, he looks pretty big.
Haven't seen much of him tbh...
"You don't have to be great to start, but to be great you have to start".
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A unknown superstar wrote:Is he the back rower/prop?
What type of player is he ie a workhorse or impact? If it's the one I'm think of, he looks pretty big. Haven't seen much of him tbh...
He's shoved Vinnie Anderson out of the loose forward position, although he started off and is listed on the club website as a prop or second rower. He is fairly sizeable, as you can see here:
A unknown superstar wrote:Is he the back rower/prop?
What type of player is he ie a workhorse or impact? If it's the one I'm think of, he looks pretty big. Haven't seen much of him tbh...
He's shoved Vinnie Anderson out of the loose forward position, although he started off and is listed on the club website as a prop or second rower. He is fairly sizeable, as you can see here:
Union is played by people who close airports after a bit of snow, League is played by people who would go and have a snowball fight with a 747
loyal18 wrote:sorry but warrington/hudds = lucky win defo should of been saints/wigan final the fact is saints n wigan were extremely tired from the week before we both gave our all ahh well only challenge cup. grand final is the big one ahah anyway good luck in final hudds hope u stuff wire
Joined: Feb 09 2008 Posts: 9342 Location: King George Dock
RAI of Sunshine wrote:He's shoved Vinnie Anderson out of the loose forward position, although he started off and is listed on the club website as a prop or second rower. He is fairly sizeable, as you can see here:
Wasn't the one I was thinking of, I was thinking of Mike Cooper.
Although Ben Harrison does sound promising.
RAI of Sunshine wrote:He's shoved Vinnie Anderson out of the loose forward position, although he started off and is listed on the club website as a prop or second rower. He is fairly sizeable, as you can see here:
Younger than Harrison and a very big unit. Perhaps not fulfilly his potential yet but thats to be expected considering his bad leg injury but has proved since coming back he isn't just here because of his relation to Cullen.
Would say out and out prop?
A unknown superstar wrote:Wasn't the one I was thinking of, I was thinking of Mike Cooper.
Younger than Harrison and a very big unit. Perhaps not fulfilly his potential yet but thats to be expected considering his bad leg injury but has proved since coming back he isn't just here because of his relation to Cullen.
Would say out and out prop?
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