: Tue May 26, 2009 9:31 pm  

Just what are Leigh ' taking the Mick ' out of Quins about

: Tue May 26, 2009 9:33 pm  

vikings 4 ever wrote:

Ironic really considering most fans at this level really rate Nanyn, but Leigh fans have always slated him. Now he's a Leigh player, the same fans will be clapping him out onto the pitch and cheering his tries.

I think part of the reason we all gave him stick was BECAUSE he was good against us. Plus he's an easy target bein a bit on the chunky side

: Tue May 26, 2009 9:34 pm  

Always said you'd be a Leigh player one day Mick, people cant argue with his record scoring antics at most of the clubs he's been with, pity he won't get the kicking record here though, thats Mortys domain

: Tue May 26, 2009 9:48 pm  

Just out of interest I thought I'd stat Mick's career.

I remember doing it circa 2004 and him and Neil Turley had scored similar number of tries.

Nanyn's record for his clubs has been excellent, bar not making a single appearance in the first team for Harlequins.

Swinton - 1999-2002 - 71 Apps, 10 Sub, 40 Tries, 152 Goals, 464 Points
Rochdale - 2003 - 28 Apps, 4 Sub, 26 Tries, 123 Goals, 350 Points
Whitehaven - 2004-05 - 55 Apps, 1 Sub, 59 Tries, 234 Goals, 704 Points
Widnes - 2006-07 - 55 Apps, 0 Sub, 58 Tries, 295 Goals, 822 Points
Oldham - 2008 - 32 Apps, 0 Sub, 21 Tries, 139 Goals, 362 Points

I've not had chance to look at his international tallies with Scotland, but if we just look at his club career:

241 Apps, 15 Sub, 204 Tries, 943 Goals, 2702 Points.

: Tue May 26, 2009 9:55 pm  

DParky wrote:

Just out of interest I thought I'd stat Mick's career.

I remember doing it circa 2004 and him and Neil Turley had scored similar number of tries.

Nanyn's record for his clubs has been excellent, bar not making a single appearance in the first team for Harlequins.

Swinton - 1999-2002 - 71 Apps, 10 Sub, 40 Tries, 152 Goals, 464 Points
Rochdale - 2003 - 28 Apps, 4 Sub, 26 Tries, 123 Goals, 350 Points
Whitehaven - 2004-05 - 55 Apps, 1 Sub, 59 Tries, 234 Goals, 704 Points
Widnes - 2006-07 - 55 Apps, 0 Sub, 58 Tries, 295 Goals, 822 Points
Oldham - 2008 - 32 Apps, 0 Sub, 21 Tries, 139 Goals, 362 Points

I've not had chance to look at his international tallies with Scotland, but if we just look at his club career:

241 Apps, 15 Sub, 204 Tries, 943 Goals, 2702 Points.

No further questions, M'Lud.

Great signing at NL level. Points machine.

: Tue May 26, 2009 9:56 pm  

DParky wrote:

Just out of interest I thought I'd stat Mick's career.

I remember doing it circa 2004 and him and Neil Turley had scored similar number of tries.

Nanyn's record for his clubs has been excellent, bar not making a single appearance in the first team for Harlequins.

Swinton - 1999-2002 - 71 Apps, 10 Sub, 40 Tries, 152 Goals, 464 Points
Rochdale - 2003 - 28 Apps, 4 Sub, 26 Tries, 123 Goals, 350 Points
Whitehaven - 2004-05 - 55 Apps, 1 Sub, 59 Tries, 234 Goals, 704 Points
Widnes - 2006-07 - 55 Apps, 0 Sub, 58 Tries, 295 Goals, 822 Points
Oldham - 2008 - 32 Apps, 0 Sub, 21 Tries, 139 Goals, 362 Points

I've not had chance to look at his international tallies with Scotland, but if we just look at his club career:

241 Apps, 15 Sub, 204 Tries, 943 Goals, 2702 Points.

That'll do for me

: Tue May 26, 2009 9:57 pm  

DParky wrote:

Just out of interest I thought I'd stat Mick's career.

I remember doing it circa 2004 and him and Neil Turley had scored similar number of tries.

Nanyn's record for his clubs has been excellent, bar not making a single appearance in the first team for Harlequins.

Swinton - 1999-2002 - 71 Apps, 10 Sub, 40 Tries, 152 Goals, 464 Points
Rochdale - 2003 - 28 Apps, 4 Sub, 26 Tries, 123 Goals, 350 Points
Whitehaven - 2004-05 - 55 Apps, 1 Sub, 59 Tries, 234 Goals, 704 Points
Widnes - 2006-07 - 55 Apps, 0 Sub, 58 Tries, 295 Goals, 822 Points
Oldham - 2008 - 32 Apps, 0 Sub, 21 Tries, 139 Goals, 362 Points

I've not had chance to look at his international tallies with Scotland, but if we just look at his club career:

241 Apps, 15 Sub, 204 Tries, 943 Goals, 2702 Points.

See, he never was any good before he pulled on a Leigh shirt
Welcome Mick, now I can start to appreciate your tries

: Tue May 26, 2009 10:01 pm  

is he here on loan for the rest of the season ?

: Tue May 26, 2009 10:04 pm  

All loans are initially for a month and then run on a week by week basis.

: Tue May 26, 2009 10:07 pm  

And to think some on here had the nerve to say Haliwell was the better player yeah right!


Welcome back Mick a true points machine but i hope you have a total stinker against us should we meet in sudden death.