Post subject: Re: That’s it, all done. Your reflection of season 2023 (& 2
Posted: Mon Oct 02, 2023 9:31 pm
CW8
International Star
Joined: Nov 15 2013 Posts: 3952
Lord Tony Smith wrote:According to Abe hell be our replacement hooker for next season meaning he'll be on the pitch a lot of the time. I also think he's the sort of player Burgess will like unfortunately (probably even if it is just for his experience and goal kicking).
If he won't be on the pitch all the time I dont think he will be our number 1 goal kicker next season.
Post subject: Re: That’s it, all done. Your reflection of season 2023 (& 2
Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2023 12:14 pm
ratticusfinch
Player Coach
Joined: Oct 06 2005 Posts: 2846 Location: Warrington
He really is an atrocious half back. I've absolutely NO idea what he offers. His supposed strength is his kicking which is garbage, he's an alleged leader who went hiding when it was his time to shine, was shown up by a 5ft 3ins 18 year old and his defence is extremely iffy.
If all we wanted was a steady-eddy foil for Williams then a traffic cone would be as useful and off-quota.
Post subject: Re: That’s it, all done. Your reflection of season 2023 (& 2
Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2023 4:02 pm
The Speculator
Player Coach
Joined: Sep 20 2005 Posts: 1097 Location: The Yard
All this half-back talk leads me to another 2023 reflection - Riley Dean played ONE game for us. Does he still have a future at Wire, realistically? I hope so, but especially with the emergence of Hayes, it's becoming difficult to see where he fits in.
Post subject: Re: That’s it, all done. Your reflection of season 2023 (& 2
Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2023 4:10 pm
Captain Hook
Club Captain
Joined: Jul 17 2015 Posts: 4682 Location: Sitting on the naughty step
The Speculator wrote:All this half-back talk leads me to another 2023 reflection - Riley Dean played ONE game for us. Does he still have a future at Wire, realistically? I hope so, but especially with the emergence of Hayes, it's becoming difficult to see where he fits in.
I’m afraid it speaks volumes that I don’t even know which team he has been playing for recently.
Just my opinions unless it's a FACT, in which case it's a fact.
Might be worth saying (as we are summing up the year) ... what a bloody good goalkicker Ratchford has made himself. I heard that he's got 27 on the trot (on Sky). That really is pretty unbelievable. He has been so good that we tend to take his kicking for granted. Won a few games for us.
Post subject: Re: That’s it, all done. Your reflection of season 2023 (& 2
Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2023 4:21 pm
ratticusfinch
Player Coach
Joined: Oct 06 2005 Posts: 2846 Location: Warrington
And this is where Warrington need to get a massive grip. Dean may not have a future at Wire nor may Hayes but they both should’ve been thrown in more this season to find that out. They both would’ve offered more than Drinkwater/Matautia even if they’d have had stinkers. I was really hoping Hayes would play on Saturday but even ex-head of youth Chambers decided to bottle it.
I have a sneaking suspicion Burgess may well give youth more of a chance, I really hope so.
Post subject: Re: That’s it, all done. Your reflection of season 2023 (& 2
Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2023 6:20 pm
ratticusfinch
Player Coach
Joined: Oct 06 2005 Posts: 2846 Location: Warrington
The stats from the match on twitter have highlighted the difference between the second rows on Saturday. I’ve always thought our second row is/was as big a problem as our centres this season. I know we have Fitzgibbon but I’d also like a large bullocking second row to go alongside him. Crowther as a squad player, Nicholson to loose and Currie demoted to squad player too.
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