When did you sign Burrow.

He said brilliant

The trouble with our squad is, that the team is full of players that only have to turn up for training, and that gives them a place in the team,regardless of form, or ability.When was the last time a player was dropped through lack of form ?

Craig Hall and before him, erm, Craig Hall.

Thacks? Maybe?



This is one of the other effects of lots of injuries, mind. It's difficult to drop players when you don't have fit replacements.

Craig Hall.

So do you think the players are busting a gut for fear of losing there place in the team.. i don`t .

thackray was dropped for other reasons

Hes been playing absolute gash lately but i feel a bit sorry for Thorman,

in the not too recent past he was a good decent scrum-half, never a world beater with a good kicking game who would have quite easily have done the job for us for this season,

what happened last year at Huddersfield must have really shook up his confidence to feck,

Its not his fault that the club signed him as a cheap option on the back of the hope that we could get the Thorman of three years ago,

If you got dumped by your club and another super league comes in for you you take it as the only other option would be dropping into playing part time.

i blame the club for his signing not Thorman himself playing crap,which has happened.

since we probably won't be getting anyone in this year i would give him a couple of games out of the side,let him try and sort himself out and then give him another go.

Not wanting to leap to Agar's defence, but...





Also, players shouldn't HAVE to be in fear of their place to play to an acceptable standard.

My main problem with Thorman is that, virtually every time he receives the ball, he looks like he's already made up his mind what he's going to do with it. Plenty of times last night, and throughout the season, he had a number of runners coming off him, plus the option to kick or go himself. Just about every time, though, he went with the wrong one. Even with just simple things like choosing which runner to hit on a wedge, he wasn't getting it right, either giving it to the lead runner when the outside defender had come in or giving it to the back man when the defender stayed out and left a gap. The only possible reason for him taking these options is that he's already decided which runner is getting the ball in advance and isn't making a call when he's got the ball and can see how the defence is lining up.



On other occasions, after giving an inside ball when it wasn't really on a few times, he dummied the inside pass and went himself when there was a gap for the runner. These aren't things that are down to a lack of skill even, it's purely vision and confidence, things an experienced half-back really should have a lot of.



Plus his kicking and defence were their usual, e selves.