Re: Calderwood... : Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:08 am  

Big Dave T wrote:

He wont get it though will he!

No he won't. Why? God only knows. His partnership with the 2 Horne's in attack hasn't clicked yet but it will, all you can ask of him after that is to put a shift in defensively which so far i'm more than happy with him for.

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:14 am  

he seems over egar to get the ball and over runs it.i think he is just to enthusiastic(pardon my spelling lol)to do well and starts jumping around like a kangaroo to get the ball and goes too far forward to recieve the ball lol.but did give some good passes out

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:18 am  

He was also the one who put Horney through the gap for the no try When Yeamo should of given it.

At the end of the day, it was a bad night at the office. Too many errors and too many players having off night at the same time. All we can do is hope we put it right next week. Lets face it, would we swap our six results with those of Wire, Salford, Bradford and Celts (all right I know the last 2 have only played 5, but you get my point).

It hurts cos we lost, but as Agar said in his after match interview we wasn't going to go through the season unbeaten. Its just a shame we have to try and find scapegoats after what was a 1 point defeat to a good team after out scoring them 4 tries to 3.

Re: Calderwood... : Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:26 am  

east hull FC fan wrote:

No he won't. Why? God only knows. His partnership with the 2 Horne's in attack hasn't clicked yet but it will, all you can ask of him after that is to put a shift in defensively which so far i'm more than happy with him for.

Agreed, its easily overlooked about the work he did to put Horne through the gap etc as some FC fans just seem like they need someone to have a go at, even when we're winning. This just has a greater emphasis put on it when we lose. The same idiots sat behind me were just slating him from start to finish, even the good stuff that he did wasnt good enough.

I really do wish some FC fans would just not bother turning up for the attitude they bring with them to the games.

Re: Calderwood... : Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:32 am  

Big Dave T wrote:

Agreed, its easily overlooked about the work he did to put Horne through the gap etc as some FC fans just seem like they need someone to have a go at, even when we're winning. This just has a greater emphasis put on it when we lose. The same idiots sat behind me were just slating him from start to finish, even the good stuff that he did wasnt good enough.

I really do wish some FC fans would just not bother turning up for the attitude they bring with them to the games.

Different attitude from the players this year, shame some fans can't do the same!

Re: Calderwood... : Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:34 am  

east hull FC fan wrote:

Different attitude from the players this year, shame some fans can't do the same!

Youre not wrong.

Re: Calderwood... : Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:39 am  

east hull FC fan wrote:

Different attitude from the players this year, shame some fans can't do the same!

You could tell how much the defeat hurt them at the end of the game, will hopefully make them more determined to put it right next week.

Re: Calderwood... : Sat Mar 21, 2009 1:06 am  

GJJ 79 wrote:

You could tell how much the defeat hurt them at the end of the game, will hopefully make them more determined to put it right next week.

agar will certainly put it right,he will be fuming i would think

Re: Calderwood... : Sat Mar 21, 2009 1:48 am  

legohead wrote:

i know he isnt getting the rub of the green and he's lacking a proper centre partner but to me his heart doesnt seem to be in it, i hope im wrong... thoughts ?

I think Calderwood is looking for work and is desperate to score tries. He's lacking a decent centre, I mean that offload from Briscoe which went behind him wasn't even his wing!

The same has happened at Fc for last few years we buy a pacey winger but fail to play them outside a quality centre, then we all moan when they are not doing well. The reason Briscoe and Raynor score many tries is because they are fortunate to be on the same side of the pitch as Yeaman and Manu.

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 2:56 am  

if calderwood stays on the right wing to see the best of him attacking wise he'd have tobe partnered by hall or whiting or moved to the left to work off manu.

If crocker gets here and is allowed to play his natural position calderwood will do very well off him.