[Wanderer]

: Sat Feb 07, 2009 11:35 am  

roughyedspud wrote:

like kallum watkins...lovely flick pass for donalds try last night

Correct, however the one into the stands later on wasn't of the same quality and the Crusaders scored on the following set. Still a little to learn but very promising.

: Sat Feb 07, 2009 12:48 pm  

He's very fast and has got a good step. He could score a lot of tries this year.

: Sat Feb 07, 2009 1:00 pm  

roughyedspud wrote:

like kallum watkins...lovely flick pass for donalds try last night

Why oh why didnt we (Salford) pick kallum up when we had the chance.

Glad to see what he's done im glad for him.

: Sat Feb 07, 2009 2:10 pm  

I don't think he will be the "new star of super league" but he'll make a name for himself for sure. I was suprised no-one snapped him up earlier TBH. It was quite clear he was better than the national leagues.

: Sat Feb 07, 2009 2:50 pm  

RED LEAGUE wrote:

Why oh why didnt we (Salford) pick kallum up when we had the chance.

Glad to see what he's done im glad for him.

for the same reason we did'nt pick up all the oldham lads in the salford setup

: Sat Feb 07, 2009 4:11 pm  

roughyedspud wrote:

for the same reason we did'nt pick up all the oldham lads in the salford setup

Salford are blind when it comes to local players they still don’t notice how good they really are until they get to the stage kallum has got, we prefer going to Halifax and Oldham for our players which I think is wrong.

: Sat Feb 07, 2009 6:16 pm  

Cadoo! wrote:

I don't think he will be the "new star of super league" but he'll make a name for himself for sure. I was suprised no-one snapped him up earlier TBH. It was quite clear he was better than the national leagues.

I didn't mean that he will be the star of Super League, but rather a star. In fact that was exactly what the post headline said. I want to make that clear. I feel that he will be one of the top three full backs, as I did say in my original post.

As for him being better than the national leagues, you must remember that many people look down on the national leagues. Yet there is a bit of unrecognized talent lurking down there --especially at places like Widnes, Halifax, Whitehaven, Leigh, Sheffield, Gateshead and Toulouse.

Re: Will Tony Duggan be a new star of Super League? : Sat Feb 07, 2009 9:00 pm  

eddiewaringsflatcap wrote:

His pass to Hall was worth the entrance money alone...

Tbf I like the look of Duggan but that has really tickled me.

Re: Will Tony Duggan be a new star of Super League? : Sat Feb 07, 2009 9:03 pm  

EL CAMO wrote:

:lol:

Tbf I like the look of Duggan but that has really tickled me.

It was a nervy pass at a time when the game was in danger of running away from us.

Up until then and in the second half I don't think he put a foot wrong otherwise and looked dangerous on more than one occasion.

Re: Will Tony Duggan be a new star of Super League? : Sat Feb 07, 2009 9:07 pm  

crucrucrusaders wrote:

It was a nervy pass at a time when the game was in danger of running away from us.

Up until then and in the second half I don't think he put a foot wrong otherwise and looked dangerous on more than one occasion.

Don't get me wrong I felt sorry for him because I think he is a cracking player and I hope he does prove himself, that post just got to me.