sir adrian morley wrote:

We will smash Hull kr with inglis..we should be smashing Hull kr with out him especially with this squad we have...but I won't be holding my breath....

SAM gets it! Even if he didn’t know it.
Yes exactly, but it’ll be GI in the headlines for all the right reasons.

There is a hyper media opportunity and it’s a win win.
Another Wire loss or even 2 and a win with Inglis is just a fairytale the media won’t to hear and out noisy neighbours don’t want to happen....
And even if we win 1 of the 2 v FC and Cas, GI has turned around our stuttering start of the season...
And should we just win those games(btw I think we will), GI suddenly turn us into a super club as we smash KR(expected with it without him) and he seals his return with a try or brace.

rubber duckie wrote:

There is a hyper media opportunity and it’s a win win.
Another Wire loss or even 2 and a win with Inglis is just a fairytale the media won’t to hear and out noisy neighbours don’t want to happen....
And even if we win 1 of the 2 v FC and Cas, GI has turned around our stuttering start of the season...
And should we just win those games(btw I think we will), GI suddenly turn us into a super club as we smash KR(expected with it without him) and he seals his return with a try or brace.

Are you drunk?

ratticusfinch wrote:

Of all the twaddle he's come up this is probably his most delusional nonsense.

It isn’t

I can understand where rd is coming from. Inglis returning to us getting beat wint create great headlines. I dont think winning will make massive news but a loss will be picked up more.

I'm excited for his return to rugby league !! You dont become as successful as him for as long on natural talent alone !! Theres a huge commitment required and sacrifices to be made to achievtle that level of success!! He retired himself as he didn't feel he could perform to his own high standards, that does not sound like someone that would come out of retirement just for a pay day, I do believe he has every intention if making an impact on super league and do everything within his power to do so !! Greg inglis at 70% will still be one of the stand out players in super league. Which is an exciting prospect.

His physique is not a worry he has always had a slightly disproportional look being a bit bigger up top than you would imagine when seeing his skinny legs running ha ha it will take time and we do need to be a bit cautious in rushing him in too early there will be "easier' games pinned for his first few starts to get him match fit. He will certainly be targeted by the defences so he has to be 100 ready and a few extra weeks working out training will only help get him closer to where we want him to be in his performance levels

Rubber is just a free spirit. He is years ahead of his time and of course, with all due respect, a complete nutter. But he's worth a read.

rubber duckie wrote:

There is a hyper media opportunity and it’s a win win.
Another Wire loss or even 2 and a win with Inglis is just a fairytale the media won’t to hear and out noisy neighbours don’t want to happen....
And even if we win 1 of the 2 v FC and Cas, GI has turned around our stuttering start of the season...
And should we just win those games(btw I think we will), GI suddenly turn us into a super club as we smash KR(expected with it without him) and he seals his return with a try or brace.

I read your original post.
I went and got a generous refill of my evening Harveys Bristol Cream
I reread it
It still makes no sense whatsoever

morrisseyisawire wrote:

I read your original post.
I went and got a generous refill of my evening Harveys Bristol Cream
I reread it
It still makes no sense whatsoever

May I suggest you try another refill in a bigger glass?

For a bunch of head the balls and nutters you Wire fans certainly have a great sense of humour . Thanks for the continuing entertainment