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Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 3:35 pm
by cpwigan
He could well do or later in his career Alex. At the moment. I I like his part in the back 3 and how it gets him scooting opportunities. Either way he is a class act.
Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 3:43 pm
by ian.birchall
THE 18th Man wrote:Goulding had a great year last year but he did it with Gleeson inside him. still a good winger but Josh has proven you can put a second rower turned centre next to him and he can still get 20 tries a season
nah, Gouldings proper position is centre.
Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 4:08 pm
by cpwigan
I do think Goulding is a centre not a winger
Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 4:27 pm
by stegy
In time he could be the next Billy Wiz, loads of speed and great fancy footwork to turn the defence inside out.
Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 8:54 pm
by cpwigan
If Wigan did move Josh to centre I would be interested to see how Ryan King goes. I would keep him sweet anyway for if and when Pat retires.
Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 10:36 pm
by Fernando Player
Is there an argument for a Goulding/Charnley partnership on the right hand side next season?
Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 12:04 am
by GeoffN
Fernando Player wrote:Is there an argument for a Goulding/Charnley partnership on the right hand side next season?
Dn't think so, but if Amos keeps recovering we might see a Charnley/Roberts combination. I didn't get to the reserves game, but Amos scored a hat-trick in the win against Leeds, which might suggest he's getting some fitness back?
Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 4:21 pm
by KOOCH
GeoffN wrote:Fernando Player wrote:Is there an argument for a Goulding/Charnley partnership on the right hand side next season?
Dn't think so, but if Amos keeps recovering we might see a Charnley/Roberts combination. I didn't get to the reserves game, but Amos scored a hat-trick in the win against Leeds, which might suggest he's getting some fitness back?
Nice to hear that Amos is making some kind of recovery.To be honest I was a little brutal on the guy.With age comes the memory loss and in my case it's true.I seem to have forgotten over the years the hits and the agony suffered.This was a a bad injury sustained by Amos and I should have given the man the benefit of doubt before jumping on his back. So it's pleasing to hear that he's improving form wise and that we may see him in the first team in the near future.
Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 7:36 pm
by Panchitta Marra
What are peoples thoughts.
Is Josh an out and out Winger, or could he slot into the centres like he was chosen to do when playing at Hull KR.
The reason behind my thinking is that if Amos makes a return to form, we have a difficult choice on the wing.
I would just lurv to see Amos back on song.
C'mon Amos, prove all those doubters wrong like you know you can.
Re: The coming of age of Josh Charnley
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 7:55 pm
by jobo
Panchitta Marra wrote:What are peoples thoughts.
Is Josh an out and out Winger, or could he slot into the centres like he was chosen to do when playing at Hull KR.
The reason behind my thinking is that if Amos makes a return to form, we have a difficult choice on the wing.
I would just lurv to see Amos back on song.
C'mon Amos, prove all those doubters wrong like you know you can.
Said it before and I'll say it again. Josh is as good at centre as Gleeson was and with someone like Amos outside of him we'd be murdering opposing teams left side. The only bit of doubt around Amos is whether or not he can regain his confidence in taking high balls. Pretty sure he can.