Re: Toulouse : Tue Mar 28, 2017 10:04 pm  

The current squad haven't done much wrong so why change things ? Also, i'm not convinced the Toronto side is that special in Championship terms and it will be interesting to see what changes will be made next season if they win promotion as expected. TO only changed one player and that was a one for one swap and they seem to be doing ok.

Re: Toulouse : Mon Apr 03, 2017 5:22 am  

Toulouse had massive ten tries to three win over Rochdale 52-14 at Rochdale's home ground. This win was also despite missing stars such as ace winger Kuni Minga, hooker Kane Bentley and utility forward Constantine Mika. Toulouse now sit in second place on for and against, behind only Hull KR. Their position in the top four now seems assured, barring long term injuries to several key players.

Re: Toulouse : Mon Apr 03, 2017 6:12 am  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

stars such as ace winger Kuni Minga, hooker Kane Bentley and utility forward Constantine Mika.

Any chance of Catalans getting these stars on loan?

Re: Toulouse : Mon Apr 03, 2017 7:20 am  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

Toulouse had massive ten tries to three win over Rochdale 52-14 at Rochdale's home ground. This win was also despite missing stars such as ace winger Kuni Minga, hooker Kane Bentley and utility forward Constantine Mika. Toulouse now sit in second place on for and against, behind only Hull KR. Their position in the top four now seems assured, barring long term injuries to several key players.

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

Toulouse had massive ten tries to three win over Rochdale 52-14 at Rochdale's home ground. This win was also despite missing stars such as ace winger Kuni Minga, hooker Kane Bentley and utility forward Constantine Mika. Toulouse now sit in second place on for and against, behind only Hull KR. Their position in the top four now seems assured, barring long term injuries to several key players.

It was an impressive display by TO. Hornets were rubbish frankly and TO should have scored more if they had been smarter. Greg White also missing but Marguerite ok without looking 100% safe on the high kick. TO gifted Hornets at least one try due to indecision behind the posts yet again which must be worrying for Houles.
No injuries for TO which is important now with some big games coming up.
Disappointed with the crowd who hardly broke out into a cheer. In fact, a million miles from the intimidating atmosphere I was expecting.

Re: Toulouse : Mon Apr 03, 2017 11:44 am  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

Toulouse had massive ten tries to three win over Rochdale 52-14 at Rochdale's home ground. This win was also despite missing stars such as ace winger Kuni Minga, hooker Kane Bentley and utility forward Constantine Mika. Toulouse now sit in second place on for and against, behind only Hull KR. Their position in the top four now seems assured, barring long term injuries to several key players.

You even spout excuses when you win

Re: Toulouse : Mon Apr 03, 2017 1:21 pm  

DemonUK wrote:

You even spout excuses when you win

I wanted to explain why Toulouse did not run up 70-80 points against Rochdale, apart from the imperfect goal kicking of conversions. San Junien has explained that Toulouse should have scored more against poor opposition.

The Championship is now starting to look like a four team competition. The only question that is important is whether Toulouse can compete well with any of the weaker Super League clubs -- such as witless Widnes and helpless Huddersfield -- in the middle 8s.

Re: Toulouse : Mon Apr 03, 2017 1:23 pm  

DemonUK wrote:

You even spout excuses when you win

I wanted to explain why Toulouse did not run up 70-80 points against Rochdale, apart from the imperfect goal kicking of conversions. San Junien has explained that Toulouse should have scored more against poor opposition.

The Championship is now starting to look like a four team competition. The only question that is important is whether Toulouse can compete well with any of the weaker Super League clubs -- such as witless Widnes and helpless Huddersfield -- in the middle 8s.

Re: Toulouse : Mon Apr 03, 2017 1:24 pm  

DemonUK wrote:

You even spout excuses when you win

I wanted to explain why Toulouse did not run up 70-80 points against Rochdale, apart from the imperfect goal kicking of conversions. San Junien has explained that Toulouse should have scored more against poor opposition.

The Championship is now starting to look like a four team competition. The only question that is important is whether Toulouse can compete well with any of the weaker Super League clubs -- such as witless Widnes and helpless Huddersfield -- in the middle 8s.

[Wildthing]

Re: Toulouse : Mon Apr 03, 2017 1:37 pm  

3 times it's posted the same guff, not even good trolling anymore.

Hull KR V Catalans MPG.

Re: Toulouse : Mon Apr 03, 2017 5:36 pm  

Wildthing wrote:

3 times it's posted the same guff, not even good trolling anymore.

Hull KR V Catalans MPG.

Catalans will be back in the top 8 once Gregory Bird and Jodie Broughton return from injury.