Re: Harlequins RL vs Leeds Rhinos : Mon Jun 14, 2010 8:50 am  

Whats happened to Coady, he can't make the Featherstone team either at the moment

Re: Harlequins RL vs Leeds Rhinos : Mon Jun 14, 2010 8:58 am  

marathonman wrote:

Whats happened to Coady, he can't make the Featherstone team either at the moment

Injured maybe?

Re: Harlequins RL vs Leeds Rhinos : Mon Jun 14, 2010 9:38 am  

marathonman wrote:

Whats happened to Coady, he can't make the Featherstone team either at the moment

He's not up to it. Powell is dissapointed in him, but has spoken with Leeds management and as per the agreement at start of season he is trying to work with Leeds on it, and improve the areas required.

He was however missing last week for Featherston only because he was on standby for Leeds, due to the shortage sitation for the Quins game.

Re: Harlequins RL vs Leeds Rhinos : Mon Jun 14, 2010 10:39 am  

Tony Soprano wrote:

I doubt he would be in the 17 but he would be in before Bush so maybe he could be counted as "missing".

Maybe. Perhaps you should dig your boots out of the cupboard if being in the side before Bush is the criteria here.

Re: Harlequins RL vs Leeds Rhinos : Mon Jun 14, 2010 3:39 pm  

tvoc wrote: Anotoly Kvochur - the most remarkable fast jet pilot I've witnessed. The arrival for his UK debut is well described here http://www.airsceneuk.org.uk/oldstuff/a ... natoly.htm The lowest, slowest, longest wheels up approach I've ever seen. Quite a remarkable sight, by a remarkable man and a remarkable aircraft. The Woodford display you speak of was immense as he/they created their own eco system. More vapour produced in one day (Anotoly displayed as a pair and also gave a solo display later) then you'd see in a season. There are a couple of nice photos on his Facebook page although none from Woodford unfortunately. Thanks TVOC. That 'tail slide' manouvre defys physics and all logic. At the other extreme the Sukhoi 26 is also an incredible machine and I have nothing but the utmost admiration for the pilots of those ....people at airshows stuffing their faces with cake and not even bothering to look never ceases to amaze me. Realise this is a RL forum...so will end by stating both aircraft are certainly more dynamic than the French International team of last Sat evening. Set me back years with my step-son.

tvoc wrote: Anotoly Kvochur - the most remarkable fast jet pilot I've witnessed. The arrival for his UK debut is well described here http://www.airsceneuk.org.uk/oldstuff/a ... natoly.htm The lowest, slowest, longest wheels up approach I've ever seen. Quite a remarkable sight, by a remarkable man and a remarkable aircraft. The Woodford display you speak of was immense as he/they created their own eco system. More vapour produced in one day (Anotoly displayed as a pair and also gave a solo display later) then you'd see in a season. There are a couple of nice photos on his Facebook page although none from Woodford unfortunately. Thanks TVOC. That 'tail slide' manouvre defys physics and all logic. At the other extreme the Sukhoi 26 is also an incredible machine and I have nothing but the utmost admiration for the pilots of those ....people at airshows stuffing their faces with cake and not even bothering to look never ceases to amaze me. Realise this is a RL forum...so will end by stating both aircraft are certainly more dynamic than the French International team of last Sat evening. Set me back years with my step-son.