[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 9:03 am  

But he's not, hes playing as a second rower, definitely not centre field which is what the stats reflect,

[Uncle Rico]

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 9:43 am  

Fantastic Mr Catpiss wrote:

But he's not, hes playing as a second rower, definitely not centre field which is what the stats reflect,

I agree but think that Perry Boy has a bit of a point.

I like BMM but do you think that we are too predictable in how we use him and therefore opposition can plan for him? I'd like him to do bigger minutes, not only to spread the load in tiring teams out but to keep them guessing. A short ten minute window each half doesnt give them enough defensively to think about, three or four bullocking runs and if he's not gone over or caused real mayhem it's a case of see you later better luck next week.

Also I might get slaughtered for saying this, I might be inpatient or over optimistic, but, how long do we think we have to wait for Ben Currie to show up as an attacking force?

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 9:47 am  

Uncle Rico wrote:

I agree but think that Perry Boy has a bit of a point.

I like BMM but do you think that we are too predictable in how we use him and therefore opposition can plan for him? I'd like him to do bigger minutes, not only to spread the load in tiring teams out but to keep them guessing. A short ten minute window each half doesnt give them enough defensively to think about, three or four bullocking runs and if he's not gone over or caused real mayhem it's a case of see you later better luck next week.

Also I might get slaughtered for saying this, I might be inpatient or over optimistic, but, how long do we think we have to wait for Ben Currie to show up as an attacking force?

We've waited 4 years for Jack Hughes to do the same so 10 games for Currie is not outrageous. At least we know Currie has the skills to sport breaks and make space for a centre ...

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 9:52 am  

The Railwayman wrote:

Is there an unwritten law that dictates that we must kick off to the same player in the same area pretty much every time ? For a small fee I could introduce the word 'variety' to the Warrington coaching manual

Why loft the ball in the air???bang it low and hard you never know what the ball may do.more chance of a mistake....

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 9:58 am  

sir adrian morley wrote:

Why loft the ball in the air???bang it low and hard you never know what the ball may do.more chance of a mistake....

Or variation.

I like the high ball. The higher you kick it, the longer it lingers, the more time the defender has something to think about!

[Uncle Rico]

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 10:16 am  

Wires71 wrote:

We've waited 4 years for Jack Hughes to do the same so 10 games for Currie is not outrageous. At least we know Currie has the skills to sport breaks and make space for a centre ...

I think that was my point Currie has all of skills and a rugby brain to use them whereas Hughes IMO has had to work harder and rely upon a work ethic for his place, solid.

I'm not asking for Currie to be dropped, far from it, the lad can have as long as it takes to hopefully get back to where he was pre injuries. My question was/is how long do we think that will be and will there become a point in time when it might be reasonable to expect a bit more?

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 10:42 am  

You got what u deserved and we’re outplayed by a better team

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 10:50 am  

Got what we deserve!
Good grief.
Wire fans money is just as valuable than any other fans.
Why would I deserve any less than you?

I would also question the better team....however out played u have no argument....completely.

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 11:32 am  

Stanley30 wrote:

You got what u deserved and we’re outplayed by a better team

"were"

During, after and since the game I haven't heard any Wire fan say anything different.

But if we played you ten times, how many times would there be a similar result/performance.

Re: Today’s game v Salford. : Sun Apr 21, 2019 11:37 am  

sir adrian morley wrote:

Why loft the ball in the air???bang it low and hard you never know what the ball may do.more chance of a mistake....

Isn't the high ball used when too far out because the defending team have done a good job. Kicking the low ball to find a mistake comes from a good attacking set and close to the try line. We rarely get close enough on the 5th to kick for variation.