Chris Ashton

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mickh
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Re: Chris Ashton

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Good for him, a rising talent.
When he was here, the fans on the terraces (us) could tell he was one for the future, with proper guidance. Unfortunately the powers that be at the club at that time thought otherwise, the man in charge couldn't do guidance, the rest is history
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MrDave
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Re: Chris Ashton

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Was a great try from Ashton but he does look like he has lost a bit of pace since his Wigan days, still quicker than the yawnion boys though.

If only Ashton was coming through the Wigan ranks now, Maguire would have sorted out a few of his defensive weaknesses and with Ashton at full back and Sam at Stand Off Wigan would be the best attacking team in rugby league.
kingforaday
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Re: Chris Ashton

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TWO EYED WARRIOR wrote:
Paul Flatt wrote:Good Afternoon all from Northampton

We are all basking in the refelcted glory of Chris Ashton's fantastic try against the Australians yesterday.

It only seems right and proper that someone should express gratitude and appreciation for the Club that taught him 'all he knows' before he shifted to our club.

I know his departure from Wigan & League caused a lot of bad feeling at the time, but hope all at Wigan can also share the pride of his achievement.

This is where we live >>> http://www.rugbynetwork.net/boards/list/s99.htm?101

You should recognise when we call him Flash - but for some reason I don't understand, he is also known as The Snake Charmer!

In sport,
Ive seen his try a few times and was a great score but credit goes to the centre who well timed pass took out 2 defenders and created that space for Ashton to pin his ears back and go.
That wasn't a centre, it was their bloody lock!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courtney_Lawes

Bit of a unit for 21 years old!
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Re: Chris Ashton

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kingforaday wrote:
That wasn't a centre, it was their bloody lock!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courtney_Lawes

Bit of a unit for 21 years old!

Fixed your link - welcome to the site, Josie :)
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gpartin
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Re: Chris Ashton

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kingforaday wrote:
TWO EYED WARRIOR wrote:
Paul Flatt wrote:Good Afternoon all from Northampton

We are all basking in the refelcted glory of Chris Ashton's fantastic try against the Australians yesterday.

It only seems right and proper that someone should express gratitude and appreciation for the Club that taught him 'all he knows' before he shifted to our club.

I know his departure from Wigan & League caused a lot of bad feeling at the time, but hope all at Wigan can also share the pride of his achievement.

This is where we live >>> http://www.rugbynetwork.net/boards/list/s99.htm?101

You should recognise when we call him Flash - but for some reason I don't understand, he is also known as The Snake Charmer!

In sport,
Ive seen his try a few times and was a great score but credit goes to the centre who well timed pass took out 2 defenders and created that space for Ashton to pin his ears back and go.
That wasn't a centre, it was their bloody lock!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courtney_Lawes

Bit of a unit for 21 years old!
he looks like a decent player to me if its the same fella I'm thinking of.
Gareth Thomas before his first game: "You wanna spend 10 mins getting smashed up by these guys..Big dudes here.."


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