Sheldon wrote:yes the american actor jim parsons, most notably known for his part on 'the big bang theory' as sheldon is my special friend.

weren't you in the marines dave? ive seen some of them do some very wierd stuff.

Sheldon wrote:like i said at the begining of last season we should only keep one from dowes, king and radford. we've now got all 3 on 2 year deals.

the diffrence between thorman and dykes is that thorman will get onto the field.

hopefully, for you, hall will lose his flakieness for 2011.

ComeOnYouWolves wrote:I dont think that We (Warrington) are going to finish below Hull KR this season. I dont know how you can say we will finish 8th with the squad we have.

Willa wrote:No but there is nothing wrong with having a go grumpy.

Both hull and rovers to make the playoffs and hull to get back on track by restoring there dominance over rovers
1. St Helens
2. Leeds Rhinos
3. Wigan Warriors
4. Warrington Wolves
5 Hull FC
6. Hull Kingston Rovers
7. Bradford Bulls
8. Catalans Dragons
9. Huddersfield Giants
10. Harlequins RL
11. Wakefield Wildcats
12. Castleford Tigers
13. Salford City Reds
14 Celtic

General Zod. wrote:Hull will be lucky to finish top 8, far, far to weak in the pack and in the centres... oh and pivotal positions 6, 7 & 13 as well.

They've got two decent wingers, though I've got an inkling we won't be seeing one of them for much of the season.

General Zod. wrote:The versatility of the squad will be the making of Rovers this season IMO.

General Zod. wrote:TBF the day I read in the paper that Ewan Dowes has signed a 2yr contract extention, your club's days of progression had finished and decline had set in (no disrespect to the lad).

Carvell & Wheeldon > Moa & Maloney
Dykes > Thorman (even though Dykes was a crock)
Sing > Calderwood (even though I'd say Calderwood is faster)

2 yrs ago, I would have loved to see Hall at Rovers but now I'm happy he didn't come as we've got Whelham who is going from strength to strength and whilst he is not as skillful as Hall, he's certainly not lacking skill and is far tougher, meaner and is not flaky like Hall.

Yeaman is good from 10/20 yards out and that is it, he's way, way too slow for an international centre.

Horne and Washbrook are out and out runners for their respective positions who lack guile. Thorman is average to say the least although he'll give you some kind of kicking game.

Calderwood is windy but he'll at least show a bit of enthusiasm on kick chases etc.

howley-wire wrote:- Saints
- Leeds
- Wire
- Hull KR
- Wigan
- Quins
- Huddersfield
- Hull Fc
- Catalans
- Castleford
- Bradford
- Wakefield
- Salford
- Celtic