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What do we have to do to keep Charnley at Wigan, lost to many top class player already.get your hand in your pocket mr chairman .

Back to his best tonight, well done

josie andrews wrote:Back to his best tonight, well done

Agreed Josie, and with Ken above - we must do something more to protect our assets, than simply give it all away under the premise he wants to go for " a new challenge" and "we wish him all the best" !!

Josh is now one of our senior guards and god help, we've not got many with his experience in our backs line up.

Just been saying to a good friend, about how he seemed to be enjoying himself tonight ????????????????

Nezza Faz wrote:

josie andrews wrote:Back to his best tonight, well done

Agreed Josie, and with Ken above - we must do something more to protect our assets, than simply give it all away under the premise he wants to go for " a new challenge" and "we wish him all the best" !!

Josh is now one of our senior guards and god help, we've not got many with his experience in our backs line up.

We haven't got the dosh to keep Josh on board.

shaunedwardsfan​club​ wrote:

Nezza Faz wrote:

josie andrews wrote:Back to his best tonight, well done

Agreed Josie, and with Ken above - we must do something more to protect our assets, than simply give it all away under the premise he wants to go for " a new challenge" and "we wish him all the best" !!

Josh is now one of our senior guards and god help, we've not got many with his experience in our backs line up.

We haven't got the dosh to keep Josh on board.

Why? Where has it all gone?

If as expected Sarginson moves on then the continuous arguments that they are all leaving because we have "no money" left in the cap becomes more and more ridiculous

Could only listen to the match, but his kicking (first kick aside) sounded pretty good.

If he keeps practicing could he be the answer for our goal-kicking, at least in the short term?

He's keeping himself in the shop window forfor a good deal. Let's hope his form doesn't drop once the deal is signed, if he's moving elsewhere.

yokozuna wrote:Could only listen to the match, but his kicking (first kick aside) sounded pretty good.

If he keeps practicing could he be the answer for our goal-kicking, at least in the short term?

Charnley has been the goal kicker before and with his first kick showed he was out of practice!

Panchitta Marra wrote:He's keeping himself in the shop window forfor a good deal. Let's hope his form doesn't drop once the deal is signed, if he's moving elsewhere.

No, I think he has just simply regained his form after his injury and being dropped last season.

As I said on another thread recently where he was discussed, class is permanent, form is temporary.

He was also apparently a donkey who has lost his pace. So not sure how he managed to make it the length of the pitch last night.
I exaggerate to make the point but it just shows what nonsense is posted at times as there was no evidence he had.