- psycho - posted:
to be honest i don't see what everyone's problem is with coley. have you seen the guy? he's enormous! he'd really help alot in the pack.
This season he has conceded the most penalities in SL! The last thing we need is another forward that has poor discipline. He turned down the opportunity to come to us before; why should we greet him with open arms now that his current side are likely to be relegated?
- psycho - posted:
walker. look at him at leeds, he made for calderwood and scored trys a plenty for himself.
But he has been out of RL for at least a season (or is it two?) - so it will take him time to get back up to speed after sitting on the sidelines in the west country. Bath are not the best RU club in the UK and centres in RU are nowhere near the size of their RL equivalents - if he can't do a job in RU then there is absolutely no guarantee that he still can in RL.
- psycho - posted:
i for one wouldn't mind walker and coley, just as long as we bring in a full back and maybe another prop. which would mean coley to second row, bailey staying at centre with gouldign as cover. i wouldnt mind at all.
as long as we sign a prop, maybe a second rower, a good centre that si actually a centre and a full back worthy of replacing ashtons pace and withers defense, then id not be to gutted.
The reason that most people (myself included) are not terribly optimistic is because of the names we have been linked with and the players that have been signed by other clubs. We seem to be linked with cast offs and journeymen.
By being linked with average players the club seems to be destined to another season of at best mid table mediocrity. Last season we had one of the best players in the world to look forward to. He has struggled to carry our team and there is no-one on the horizon who appears to be able to help him. To be honest I feel a bit sorry for him. It must be depressing to be in a team where 9 times out of 10 it is up to you to do a rescuing act; knowing that if you don't do something, no-one else will.
What we need is a inspirational strike player (and please; no mention Terry coming back, the last thing we need is the most banned player in SL) who can turn a game. Currently Barrett is the only one that can do this; without him we would currently be in the mire with Salford.
With the signings others have made, the uncertainty of who the new owners are and the lack of exciting new players, most fans see the club going backwards - and from our current position that is not a good thing.
As it stands, I'm just happy that their won't be any relegation next year - and that's not a joke
"And Martin Offiah, trying to make some space, now then..." - Ray French, Wembley 1994
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Interviewer: So that obviously means that you're not going to St Helens and you're not going to Leeds?
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