Me too.pedro wrote:Would rather have Calders
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Carvel is solid Smith is pap and is in a good team
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GeoffN wrote:Me too.pedro wrote:Would rather have Calders
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This is getting boring - everyone's agreeing with each other!josie andrews wrote:GeoffN wrote:Me too.pedro wrote:Would rather have Calders
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dont think we have a prob with wingers dont we have a couple of speed merchants in our reserves stanton comes to mind ,lenaghan promised to use local tealent more when he came ,but nobby dosnt seem to like the youth players
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Are you having a laugh, could Colborn have scored the try Smith scored at Saints last season in the play off's, I don't think so, a decent little player IMO. I do agree that Colborn also isn't a match for Calders either, once again can you imagine what would have happened at Bradford in the play off if that loose ball had fallen to Colborn, I'll tell you, he would probably not have made it to the halfway line. No substitute for pace and Smith & Calders have plenty.
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Ainscough looked very good in pre season too and not even got a sniff.
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Neither do I. Especially when the reason given for Calders exit is that he has not "regained fitness" at the same time the club persists with Karl Pryce.shawcross da warrior wrote:like i keep saying to my mates whats the point in signing wingers if we dont give our current ones the ball....
we have one of the fastest in the league with calders and were letting him go, then want to go to austrailia and pay over the odds for a super fast winger, i just dont understand it to be honest... :conf:
Note I hope Pryce does get fit to play for us but the point is, it is a lame excuse to give (pardon the pun) for Calders exit when we have another player far further away from regaining fitness.
It's so poor an excuse I don't believe it is the real reason (though have no idea what is).
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But not the first time we've done something like that though Dave. We released Luke Robinson, allegedly because of the salary cap although there were strong rumours of other reasons behind that decision, but then we signed other, more expensive players once he'd gone. I know that it would have been a bit undiplomatic to be honest about why we got rid of him, but perhaps they didn't need to give any reason at all...DaveO wrote:Neither do I. Especially when the reason given for Calders exit is that he has not "regained fitness" at the same time the club persists with Karl Pryce.shawcross da warrior wrote:like i keep saying to my mates whats the point in signing wingers if we dont give our current ones the ball....
we have one of the fastest in the league with calders and were letting him go, then want to go to austrailia and pay over the odds for a super fast winger, i just dont understand it to be honest... :conf:
Note I hope Pryce does get fit to play for us but the point is, it is a lame excuse to give (pardon the pun) for Calders exit when we have another player far further away from regaining fitness.
It's so poor an excuse I don't believe it is the real reason (though have no idea what is).
Dave
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Would have thought that it was purely because Noble doesn't rate him.
He was signed from Leeds as the highest try scorer in the league and so would have had a decent salary.
So I would imagine that the club (whoever is in charge) believe that they can get a better player for less money
He was signed from Leeds as the highest try scorer in the league and so would have had a decent salary.
So I would imagine that the club (whoever is in charge) believe that they can get a better player for less money
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