I'm sure he does enjoy playing on the wing, but I do believe that FB is his favourite. He played there for the academy aswell.

He said last night his preferred position is Fullback and he is working hard to try and make the position his......Must admit was quite funny when he nearly fell back on his chair...



How big were Nigel Wrights biceps......you girls on here should really make an effort to get to these meetings....as me n HJ Bird will happily confirm..

Your so shallow Debbie!

Absolutley. Was really interesting last night.

I understand lots of people cannot attend due to other commitments - but are there people in this forum who last night did nothing more than simply sit in front of the telly? Is there any specific reason you don't attend, or are you simply not interested?

What struck me last night was what a wide range and in depth variety of coaching staff we now have with experience from around SL and NRL and internationally. A huge difference from a couple of years ago.

I was in clinic untill 4, then the library untill 8! Could not face much after that.

One thing that was noticably tangible was both Wright and Marshall's enthusiam to coach and make the younger players the best they can be.

I think I love Nigel Wright too. No room for Lowes in our menage a trois though.

No i didn't

But yet neither of us mentioned it till this morning, haha! Amen to that, sister. Yowser! Smokin' guns.

And an all-round nice bloke. I think I might heart him too.

Skents - have we had an interview with him yet? If not, get it sorted. I could listen to him wax lyrical about our club all day long.

Would of liked to have gone but it’s a key time for me academic deadlines for Essays, portfolios, assignments etc, demanding few weeks.

and yet, a few weeks ago despite his background wright was written(guffaw) off as inexperienced and a poor choice of employee.

To be fair, that was only by one person with a peculiar view on things.

Edited.

I thought Wright made a few references to Lowes and his methods that cast him in a different light to his public persona.

For example Lowes came up with the feedback system that has been implemented and also it was Lowes that brought Lance "the talking shopping bag" Du Lac to the club.


Any chance of "the talking shopping bag" and his collegaue Emma doing a future meeting and giving us a low-down from their data-analysis of one of our rival Super League teams, Wigan maybe?

Nigel Wright is a quite a comical lad.

When he was academy coach at Wakefield he was sat in front of us at Orrell for the Wigan v Wakefield academy game.

One of the Wakefield players was having a terrible game and the Wakefield assistant wanted to bring him off.

Wright said "No, leave the lazy barsteward on the field, make him suffer"

Having not been online for a couple of days, I completely forgot about the event last night.

I've noted down when the next one is, and plan to definitely attend.

i was looking at how big his ears were, could be related to Prince Charles

Seems I might have a bit of competition in the Martin Clunes' ears lookalike competition then!!

i don't think i will be ever able to look you in the ears....oops i mean eyes again

Lol.

Just read on sebs report www.downtothewire.org/wordpress/?p=383#more-383 about Chris Riley explaining why he took the kick offs last week, any one care to enlighten us?

Just read on sebs report www.downtothewire.org/wordpress/?p=383#more-383 about Chris Riley explaining why he took the kick offs last week, any one care to enlighten us?

Quote ="Geordie"Just read on sebs report www.downtothewire.org/wordpress/?p=383#more-383 about Chris Riley explaining why he took the kick offs last week, any one care to enlighten us?'" Basically just they felt it's good to have the fullback kicking off, so that the defensive line can be set and ready to move up.

Quote ="Geordie"Just read on sebs report www.downtothewire.org/wordpress/?p=383#more-383 about Chris Riley explaining why he took the kick offs last week, any one care to enlighten us?'" Basically just they felt it's good to have the fullback kicking off, so that the defensive line can be set and ready to move up.

I thought thats what it would be.

I heard in the pub yesterday that Riley threatened to quit if he wasn't allowed to do the kick-offs.

It is the same for defensive scrums in the oppos half. Riley packs down at 13, this allows loose forward to defend at 6, and also allows the line to get set and the full back to work back all the time without being involved in the play the ball.