Re: Walker v Golding : Tue Oct 10, 2017 7:21 pm  

CartHorse1984 wrote:

Golding has blistering pace aswel. I was surprised against Hull when walker was caught by Ellis. I think Golding would have breezed in.

If he has he's found a way to hide it well this season. At Wakefield in the 18-16 Leeds win Golding got left for dead trailing Caton-Brown. Not sure if he was carrying the hammy around that time.

Agree Walker should have backed himself to outpace Ellis but got the impression he wanted to stay away from touch on turnover ball - freeplay?, I can't recall.

Re: Walker v Golding : Tue Oct 10, 2017 7:58 pm  

PrinterThe wrote:

Can see the merits but can't expect Walker to stay injury free especially at his age when his body is growing.

I know what you mean but we could cover it by putting Sutcliffe or Watkins to FB for a few weeks if needed considering we have Keinhorst and Moon able to shift to centre with ease. Probably won't happen, but i could see the sense in it if it does.

Re: Walker v Golding : Tue Oct 10, 2017 8:04 pm  

Could do with Sutcliffe sticking to centre now really if that's going to be his position from now on.