Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 8:16 am  

supercat wrote:

We did get a small fee for Ben. If anyone doesn’t like what they read swipe right and do something else. It’s a healthy debate. Am not stating that Michael is a selling chairman just that some of what people have posted is factually wrong. He’s done a decent job and is still learning a lot compared to other chairman that constantly throw money at clubs for little return.

Still a bit pedantry as it’s clearly not the issue but yes we did sell some players early doors. Now can we accept that we are no longer easy pickings for vulture clubs.

Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 8:31 am  

So. Does anyone know Mason Lino's stats or where I can find them please. It must be over 30 consecutive conversions now

Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 9:00 am  

Yosemite Sam wrote:

So. Does anyone know Mason Lino's stats or where I can find them please. It must be over 30 consecutive conversions now

The last kick he missed was against St Helens on 9th July, since then he has kicked 31 consecutive goals.

His record for the season is 67 goals scored, and just 8 missed - a conversion rate of 89.33%

Comparing with the other kickers in the top 6 this season in terms of goals kicked:
Maloney - 88.29%
Martin - 83.52%
Coote - 78.57%
Ratchford - 82.05%
Sneyd - 80%

It's a fantastic achievement

Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 9:17 am  

Fordy wrote:

The last kick he missed was against St Helens on 9th July, since then he has kicked 31 consecutive goals.

His record for the season is 67 goals scored, and just 8 missed - a conversion rate of 89.33%

Comparing with the other kickers in the top 6 this season in terms of goals kicked:
Maloney - 88.29%
Martin - 83.52%
Coote - 78.57%
Ratchford - 82.05%
Sneyd - 80%

It's a fantastic achievement

Thanks for this I was going through the stats and checking on here but the thread went adrift

Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 9:40 am  

[quote="Fordy"]The last kick he missed was against St Helens on 9th July, since then he has kicked 31 consecutive goals.

His record for the season is 67 goals scored, and just 8 missed - a conversion rate of 89.33%

Comparing with the other kickers in the top 6 this season in terms of goals kicked:
Maloney - 88.29%
Martin - 83.52%
Coote - 78.57%
Ratchford - 82.05%
Sneyd - 80%

It's a fantastic achievement[/quote
Thanks Fordy. Totally agree. A fantastic achievement and it’s certainly contributed to our recent successes

Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 9:58 am  

PopTart wrote:

It wasn't. It was about Lino's kicking stars.

And back to thread his li king stats improved yesterday.its good to watch a kick been taken and be confident the 2 pts are coming

Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 10:14 am  

If I remember right, when Carter took over he sold Amor, Poore, Smith, Cockayne and Aiton. If he hadn’t, we’d have gone into administration and it was made clear to him him that if we did we’d have been kicked out of Super League. Not only did he do the right thing for the club, but the right thing morally as well.

Since then we’ve turned down offers for Kirmond, Johnstone, Fifita, Miller and Tanginoa that we know about. Not only did he steady the ship, he’s sorted the finances that we no longer need to sell players to survive and extended their contracts. Even taking financial side out of it, he’s created an environment where top players want to stay and play at the club rather than move elsewhere. He did what he needed to do and we’re no longer a selling club. Surely we all agree that’s a good thing?

Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 10:37 am  

PopTart wrote:

It wasn't. It was about Lino's kicking stars.

Don't you start

Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 10:38 am  

imwakefieldtillidie wrote:

If I remember right, when Carter took over he sold Amor, Poore, Smith, Cockayne and Aiton. If he hadn’t, we’d have gone into administration and it was made clear to him him that if we did we’d have been kicked out to Super League. Not only did he do the right thing for the club, but the right thing morally as well.

Since then we’ve turned down offers for Kirmond, Johnstone, Fifita, Miller and Tanginoa that we know about. Not only did he steady the ship, he’s sorted the finances that we no longer need to sell players to survive and extended their contracts. Even taking financial side out of it, he’s created an environment where top players want to stay and play at the club rather than move elsewhere. He did what he needed to do and we’re no longer a selling club. Surely we all agree that’s a good thing?

I'm not sure we got a fee for them all but I may be wrong, I think most were released.

Re: Mason lino : Mon Sep 06, 2021 10:51 am  

Fordy wrote:

The last kick he missed was against St Helens on 9th July, since then he has kicked 31 consecutive goals.

His record for the season is 67 goals scored, and just 8 missed - a conversion rate of 89.33%

Comparing with the other kickers in the top 6 this season in terms of goals kicked:
Maloney - 88.29%
Martin - 83.52%
Coote - 78.57%
Ratchford - 82.05%
Sneyd - 80%

It's a fantastic achievement

Wasn't it a lovely day in Newcastle yesterday........

Anyway, it is quite a remarkable stat really.
In those as well he has kicked some beauties.