A winger with speed is good, but only when they've got the upper body strength to carry them forward.



Calderwood is so easily dragged back on the first few tackles when he plays first receiver.



It's like watching Waine Pryce again for us, when he was picked up (when it was allowed) by the Salford attack and carried 20m and dumped back down over his own goal-line.



You have to ask, what use is speed without a) an open field and b) the service.



Since he left Leeds Calderwood has been average, if that.

The most important step would be getting shot of Agar and Sharp, and replacing them with a coach who actually knows what he's doing. Unfortunately I don't see this happening any time soon.

LOL ok then if you say so quick lift my head ian drowning in my breakfast again wake up and smell the coffee two teams Wigan and wire need I say anything else

if you do, say it in english please

spelling bad lol

We know.