Re: Harrison Hansen
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 7:34 pm
I'm hearing a two/three year deal with a testimonial. But there is interest from Aus and NZ.cpwigan wrote:Unlikely to be at Wigan beyond this season.
A site for fans of Wigan Warriors RLFC. News, views, statistics, profiles and more all contributed by supporters of Wigan RL.
https://www.wiganwarriorsfans.com/
I'm hearing a two/three year deal with a testimonial. But there is interest from Aus and NZ.cpwigan wrote:Unlikely to be at Wigan beyond this season.
What di I thk thay have been doing? Not what you say they have.Whelley Warrior wrote:DaveO
What do you think Wigan have been doing over last three seasons or so with the gradual introduction of quality players, mainly from within their own ranks.
So what? Other teams have had long serving players in key positions. Long at Saints, Briers at Wire and Deacon at Bradford spring to mind.As for Leeds, you find that many of their present squad were thrown into the first team all at once at the start of one season about a decade ago. Nine as I recalled and most still there.
Look what has happened since Bulls lost Deacon and Saints lost Long trophy-less and Bulls were bankrupt last season. Wire can not find an adequate replacement for Briers they will struggle in games. Finding quality half backs as both Saints and Bulls have found put is impossible.DaveO wrote:What di I thk thay have been doing? Not what you say they have.Whelley Warrior wrote:DaveO
What do you think Wigan have been doing over last three seasons or so with the gradual introduction of quality players, mainly from within their own ranks.
There has just been several players leave including both half backs so your contention we have been gradually introducing players compared to how we did it some years ago is demonstrably not true.
So what? Other teams have had long serving players in key positions. Long at Saints, Briers at Wire and Deacon at Bradford spring to mind.As for Leeds, you find that many of their present squad were thrown into the first team all at once at the start of one season about a decade ago. Nine as I recalled and most still there.
Are you for real?? :conf:Whelley Warrior wrote:Wigan have had far worse halfbacks since the seventies than what we have now in Green, Smith, Powell, Hampshire, Williams.
Remember Fairhurst, Flowers, Coyle, Walsh, Sayer, Bolton, Holden, Murdock, Foster, Cannon, Florimo, Reber, Moran,
Matthew Johns etc
I agree with him.cow yeds wrote:Are you for real?? :conf:Whelley Warrior wrote:Wigan have had far worse halfbacks since the seventies than what we have now in Green, Smith, Powell, Hampshire, Williams.
Remember Fairhurst, Flowers, Coyle, Walsh, Sayer, Bolton, Holden, Murdock, Foster, Cannon, Florimo, Reber, Moran,
Matthew Johns etc
No straw damn us wrote:I agree with him.cow yeds wrote:Are you for real?? :conf:Whelley Warrior wrote:Wigan have had far worse halfbacks since the seventies than what we have now in Green, Smith, Powell, Hampshire, Williams.
Remember Fairhurst, Flowers, Coyle, Walsh, Sayer, Bolton, Holden, Murdock, Foster, Cannon, Florimo, Reber, Moran,
Matthew Johns etc
How many of the ones he named from the past would get into todays side?
From that era, he meant Les Bolton. Les is an old mate of mine since his Wigan days who is now sadly lost to Alzheimers.cow yeds wrote:No straw damn us wrote:I agree with him.cow yeds wrote: Are you for real?? :conf:
How many of the ones he named from the past would get into todays side?
I'm guessing he means Keith Holden, David Bolton.
If he means those two they would waltz into any team any era..