If we are going to have the nonsense of a salary cap, and pretend that it wasn't introduced by jealous Yorkshire administrators wanting to bring Wigan down, then it should be a fixed percentage of a club's turnover, Say, 40% of the previous years turnover. Clubs would then be protected from themselv...

I see this lad is to leave yet another club at the end of the season. It's just not seemed to work out for the lad after showing so much promise early on. I don't know him, but I understand he's a nice bloke, so I hope he finds his feet and can settle down somewhere

medlocke wrote: ↑Sat Oct 05, 2024 6:58 pm Try of the season from French that like

True. You can't train that sort of genius into players....

Ref's been told to even things up this second half...

Loss to the club, loss to Rugby League, most of course mostly to his family. Great player, great ambassador for the game, great shame....

Well I may be biased against Williams, because I've never rated him, but for me, yesterday, he did nothing special. His kicking was poor, and he missed quite a few tackles. He was ok, but I think Dufty created more chaos in the Saints defence, and Crowther worked his socks off. I know MoM is always ...

You can't exactly write Saints off, but they were poor yesterday. I can't remember a time when they had so many 'ordinary' players in their squad. Not poor players, just not up to what I think Saints standard always has been. As for Wire, they were the better side and look well coached, but the hyst...

Keighran was lucky to not see a red IMHO.. and for McNamara to somehow suggest that different rules should apply in big games is dangerous nonsense...

I started this thread, and I would be chuffed to be convinced by Peet and his team. I certainly can't be critical of results in recent games. Truth is, we've won nothing yet, and the crunch games will tell us what we need to know. I genuinely hope he does convince me about his coaching prowess...

Ridiculous signing in the first place....