Re: Rob Worrincy : Sun Feb 05, 2017 8:48 pm  

Perhaps he had money on Fev

Re: Rob Worrincy : Sun Feb 05, 2017 9:17 pm  

Halifax1989 wrote:

Perhaps he had money on Fev

Behave...

Re: Rob Worrincy : Sun Feb 05, 2017 10:45 pm  

fax_insider wrote:

Not the best game by a long stretch for Rob but he's the sort of player we need. Last year we lacked flair and thats what Worrincy brings. No one credits him when he carries the ball 15 + meters every run getting us on the front foot. Come on, get behind the lad - it's only day one of a long season.

He has never been any good can't tackle he's ok in the clear apart from that he's drab

Re: Rob Worrincy : Sun Feb 05, 2017 11:05 pm  

Never mind Rob put this one down as a bad day at the office and move on, you can make up for it next week at Batley.

Re: Rob Worrincy : Sun Feb 05, 2017 11:51 pm  

Rugby League is a TEAM Sport. Rob made a couple of mistakes, but so did everybody in the team. Some missed tackles, Some gave away silly penalties and some gave silly passes and some dropped the ball. Add that all together and the team sadly lost the game we should have won. The boys more than matched a team that is highly rated and one tipped to make the top 4. Many on here said we would be near the relegation zone. From the performance and effort today and in Pre Season I just do not see that. I think Richard Masrshall and the boys have worked very hard in the Pre Season with limited resources. We lost today when we should have won if we had been maybe smarter but also if we had a bit more luck. I see plenty to be positive about and no reason really to be negative and certainly no need to single one player out for the reason we lost. Rob doesnt read the game too well and he does have problems catching the ball. But he is also a matchwinner and he is a player opponents hate to line up against. His speed and agility frightens teams and is a weapon that we lacked the past couple of seasons. We should be supporting the team and players not being negative and pulling them to bits. Just sad what some people shout or post on here about players.

Re: Rob Worrincy : Mon Feb 06, 2017 1:10 am  

Was at the game as a neutral today and as soon as he made that knock-on I knew this thread would appear on here. There were worse players than him on the pitch. Your discipline was shocking! Surrendering possession 15 yards from you own line because of some big mouth is unforgivable!

Re: Rob Worrincy : Mon Feb 06, 2017 6:41 am  

Not being there I can only read what others say. L B C , every one made errors, just like in the round ball game every one blames the 'keeper when the opposition score.
It was only a few weeks ago people were saying Fev would win by a cricket score, I think the blue and white did proud today.
When R M looked at the fixture list would he have pencilled in a 2 or a 0 against Fev?, and being realistic how many of you would have called 2 on the fixture list when it was released?

Re: Rob Worrincy : Mon Feb 06, 2017 9:37 am  

ryano wrote:

Was at the game as a neutral today and as soon as he made that knock-on I knew this thread would appear on here. There were worse players than him on the pitch. Your discipline was shocking! Surrendering possession 15 yards from you own line because of some big mouth is unforgivable!

agree. think get that with inconsistent refereeing. ref saw what started the all in but took no action even though fax had on sin binned earlier. the penalty above was probably the game breaker.

Re: Rob Worrincy : Mon Feb 06, 2017 10:59 am  

Hudd-Shay wrote:

When did he last do that? I'm as blue and white as anyone but time after time Rob costs us games. Open your eyes!

We've argued about this many times but he has no defence from me on this occasion.As well as the obvious gaffes,Connor bailed him out of one try giving mistake too.

Re: Rob Worrincy : Mon Feb 06, 2017 12:46 pm  

Not many better at scoring tries in the Championship . You give him a chance and he invariably scores. Lets get behind team. You cant single out individuals, its a team game.