Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 5:00 pm  

scarrie wrote:

Aydin was solid if unspectacular, put a few good hits in while defending.

Even though he hasnt played many minutes at HKR you could see his fitness level was way above some of our players and thats down to their coach getting them ultra fit.
Tinkering Tony has so much to answer for getting us into such a deep hole.
One plus was signing Ese and if we can get Pele fitter he has some potential.
Getting Gaz back into the club is a good first step of getting out of the hole.
Rightly or wrongly i can now see Grix now given the season to see what he can do

Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 5:10 pm  

bonaire wrote:

Even though he hasnt played many minutes at HKR you could see his fitness level was way above some of our players and thats down to their coach getting them ultra fit.
Tinkering Tony has so much to answer for getting us into such a deep hole.
One plus was signing Ese and if we can get Pele fitter he has some potential.
Getting Gaz back into the club is a good first step of getting out of the hole.
Rightly or wrongly i can now see Grix now given the season to see what he can do

Wasn't that always the plan.

Still need a coach who can structure about attack, not sure Grix is that man.

Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 5:12 pm  

It's another L at the end of the day but some good signs today.

Walker pretty good for his first full game in a few weeks. Ese'Ese impressive. Chamberlain looks a decent centre, a shame he didn't get much in the way of running chances.

Generally a decent display today but the lack of threat in attack is stark though with a teenager and a hooker at halves we are bound to struggle.

Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 5:15 pm  

I think Grix is doing a good job so far.
The improvement in effort and line speed is night and day. Let's give the guy credit.
Clearly evident that Smith was the problem.
I really enjoyed today, I can't remember the last time I felt that sensation at a Hull game.
We looked like a team with great camaraderie and a willingness to battle for each other.

Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 5:48 pm  

bonaire wrote:

Even though he hasnt played many minutes at HKR you could see his fitness level was way above some of our players and thats down to their coach getting them ultra fit.
Tinkering Tony has so much to answer for getting us into such a deep hole.
One plus was signing Ese and if we can get Pele fitter he has some potential.
Getting Gaz back into the club is a good first step of getting out of the hole.
Rightly or wrongly i can now see Grix now given the season to see what he can do

Blah blah blah blah….Jesus can’t you give it a rest…so what if he looks fitter and Smiths gone now…changes are happening and your not happy about that….you moan for mornings sake…if your that happy that kr are fitter and their coach is better…why don’t you pi££ off there and leave us to have discussions about the investment coming in.

Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 5:50 pm  

Most positive thing for me today was the team looked fitter, stronger in defence and more together.

Until we sign a good no7 we won't win much but if we get the foundations sorted out now when we do sign one we should be much improved.

Also confirmation that EseEse is a top prop, big shift from him today. Just need some runners playing off his shoulders for his offloads

Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 5:55 pm  

How far off being back are Ashworth and Tuimavave?

Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 6:06 pm  

Mrs Barista wrote:

How far off being back are Ashworth and Tuimavave?

Think Ashworths 6 weeks will be the London game. Not sure on Tuimavave, he’ll probs have a set back anyway.

Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 6:20 pm  

Mrs Barista wrote:

How far off being back are Ashworth and Tuimavave?

Sure Grix said Carlos was another month 6 weeks away

Re: Leeds at Home : Sun Apr 28, 2024 6:27 pm  

Yeah I mean I think with Carlos it's unlikely we get any more value from him, but Ashworth would definitely strengthen us.