Re: rl : Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:01 am  

Father Ted wrote:

When Noble goes he may take Fielden to his new club with him, again.
That would free up a shed load of cap money for 2010.
If Fielden went along with Bailey and Coley the new coach could buy half a team never mind two props and a 2nd row/prop.

Wishful thinking i'd say!

Even Nobby isn't that daft.

Re: rl : Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:09 am  

Father Ted wrote:

When Noble goes he may take Fielden to his new club with him, again.
That would free up a shed load of cap money for 2010.
If Fielden went along with Bailey and Coley the new coach could buy half a team never mind two props and a 2nd row/prop.

No chance I'm afraid.

And I don't think we're ever going to see shed loads of cap money being available, with improved contracts for our younger players.

Quite rightly, I might add, although it means we are unlikely to see the big names coming from overseas.

But that's what reducing the salary each year does for you!

Re: rl : Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:13 am  

Glynola wrote:

No chance I'm afraid.

And I don't think we're ever going to see shed loads of cap money being available, with improved contracts for our younger players.

Quite rightly, I might add, although it means we are unlikely to see the big names coming from overseas.

But that's what reducing the salary each year does for you!

Even with an imporved contract for Sam and maybe 1 or 2 others we should have a shed load of room to play with next year-

Defo going/gone-

Hock
Smith

Probably going-
Bailey
Coley

possibly going-
Phelps
Carmont
Goulding
Riddell(although i very much doubt that one)

We should have more then enough room for a high profile halfback and prop and then enough money for another forward if needs be.

: Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:15 am  

Cruncher wrote:

Which you read religiously and constantly feel unnerved enough by to comment on.

Unnerved? So because I comment it means I am unerved? I was pointing out the hypocrisy in some random wigan fans post.

Why would I be unnerved by a team whos recent acquisitions have been...

A huge lump of a centre with no heart.
A fat useless hooker.
A bi polar half back with a liking for the ale
A prop deemed not good enough for relagated Salford
A centre no one had ever heard of
A utility back no one had ever heard of
A winger who was half decent in 2003
A centre who was allowed to leave his other club because he was a bad influence (and there are fans on here who have been in his company and know what he is capable of).

So tell, me what exactly do I have to be unnerved about?

: Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:22 am  

Happy Tom wrote:

Unnerved? So because I comment it means I am unerved? I was pointing out the hypocrisy in some random wigan fans post.

Why would I be unnerved by a team whos recent acquisitions have been...

A huge lump of a centre with no heart.
A fat useless hooker.
A bi polar half back with a liking for the ale
A prop deemed not good enough for relagated Salford
A centre no one had ever heard of
A utility back no one had ever heard of
A winger who was half decent in 2003
A centre who was allowed to leave his other club because he was a bad influence (and there are fans on here who have been in his company and know what he is capable of).

So tell, me what exactly do I have to be unnerved about?

Hey up...........Wire have won a few games and can now look down on the rest of superleague as the super power of the game

Any advice on how we could progress our club so we match Wires current status?

: Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:25 am  

Happy Tom wrote:

Unnerved? So because I comment it means I am unerved? I was pointing out the hypocrisy in some random wigan fans post.

Why would I be unnerved by a team whos recent acquisitions have been...

A huge lump of a centre with no heart.
A fat useless hooker.
A bi polar half back with a liking for the ale
A prop deemed not good enough for relagated Salford
A centre no one had ever heard of
A utility back no one had ever heard of
A winger who was half decent in 2003
A centre who was allowed to leave his other club because he was a bad influence (and there are fans on here who have been in his company and know what he is capable of).

So tell, me what exactly do I have to be unnerved about?

You tell me. You have 22 posts to date, and 18 of them are on the Wigan forum.



Get a life and stop cacking yourself.

: Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:39 am  

sorry if its been posted, but Briers has signed for another year at wire. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 130012.stm I would think this makes you favourites for Myler now, do you?

sorry if its been posted, but Briers has signed for another year at wire. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 130012.stm I would think this makes you favourites for Myler now, do you?

: Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:43 am  

Saint Simon wrote: sorry if its been posted, but Briers has signed for another year at wire. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 130012.stm I would think this makes you favourites for Myler now, do you? Nah. I think it just adds weight to the rumour they'll sign him and loan him back to Salford for 12 months.

Saint Simon wrote: sorry if its been posted, but Briers has signed for another year at wire. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 130012.stm I would think this makes you favourites for Myler now, do you? Nah. I think it just adds weight to the rumour they'll sign him and loan him back to Salford for 12 months.

: Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:44 am  

Saint Simon wrote: sorry if its been posted, but Briers has signed for another year at wire. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 130012.stm I would think this makes you favourites for Myler now, do you? It's an unexpected development, I think. Some Wire fans are still talking about losing Monaghan though, which may still leave the Myler ball in their court.

Saint Simon wrote: sorry if its been posted, but Briers has signed for another year at wire. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 130012.stm I would think this makes you favourites for Myler now, do you? It's an unexpected development, I think. Some Wire fans are still talking about losing Monaghan though, which may still leave the Myler ball in their court.

: Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:45 am  

Cruncher wrote:

It's an unexpected development, I think. Some Wire fans are still talking about losing Monaghan though, which may still leave the Myler ball in their court.

think hes signing for another year too?