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nathan_rugby wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2024 1:26 pm

josie andrews wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2024 11:29 am

WarriorWinger wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2024 10:29 am I am mixed on this, on the one hand, what is the point in having a large squad if you are not allowed to use it how and when you see fit.
On the other hand, would I be annoyed if it was a team doing the same that could potentially disadvantage Wigan, I probably would be but it is up to the clubs to not be in a position where they have to rely on another club 'doing them a favour', so I say it's swings and roundabouts so let the clubs use the players how they see fit.
How would it look if in the first play off round if Salford were so jaded from not being able to rest players that it ended up a blow out score with whoever they played, much better to have an intense play off game for what is the pinnacle end of season shoot out

Salford don’t have a large squad, that’s why they’re giving some of their more experienced players a rest.

HKR, Warrington, Leeds & Saints have all done this previous to big games, so why is it that lowly, no disrespect, Salford, doing it can cause so much uproar?

They have a squad which is being utilised as the coach sees fit. Nothing wrong with what Salford are doing.

And although it’s being denied that HKR & Willie Peters have not brought this up with the RFL, their past behaviour regarding referees looking out for the golden child & complaining about players pretending to be injured, when their players have done the same & other things that could affect them makes the denial of it very much hard to believe IMO!

Because it will have an impact on who wins the league.

We would be saying the same if we were in the position of Warrington or St Helens.

From a Hull KR perspective they have right to be annoyed, because it almost removes any likelihood of them winning the league, but they do need to look at themselves and realise they wouldn't be in this position if they had won more games and had things into their own hands. Its annoying and unfortunate, but not Wigan's fault.

nathan_rugby wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2024 1:26 pm

josie andrews wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2024 11:29 am

WarriorWinger wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2024 10:29 am I am mixed on this, on the one hand, what is the point in having a large squad if you are not allowed to use it how and when you see fit.
On the other hand, would I be annoyed if it was a team doing the same that could potentially disadvantage Wigan, I probably would be but it is up to the clubs to not be in a position where they have to rely on another club 'doing them a favour', so I say it's swings and roundabouts so let the clubs use the players how they see fit.
How would it look if in the first play off round if Salford were so jaded from not being able to rest players that it ended up a blow out score with whoever they played, much better to have an intense play off game for what is the pinnacle end of season shoot out

Salford don’t have a large squad, that’s why they’re giving some of their more experienced players a rest.

HKR, Warrington, Leeds & Saints have all done this previous to big games, so why is it that lowly, no disrespect, Salford, doing it can cause so much uproar?

They have a squad which is being utilised as the coach sees fit. Nothing wrong with what Salford are doing.

And although it’s being denied that HKR & Willie Peters have not brought this up with the RFL, their past behaviour regarding referees looking out for the golden child & complaining about players pretending to be injured, when their players have done the same & other things that could affect them makes the denial of it very much hard to believe IMO!

Because it will have an impact on who wins the league.

We would be saying the same if we were in the position of Warrington or St Helens.

From a Hull KR perspective they have right to be annoyed, because it almost removes any likelihood of them winning the league, but they do need to look at themselves and realise they wouldn't be in this position if they had won more games and had things into their own hands. Its annoying and unfortunate, but not Wigan's fault.

moto748 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 10:26 pm Good luck to them. But they'll have their hands full, Leigh will be at full strength apparently.