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Played very well tonight.

We need to keep this lad!

Middleton_Loiner wrote:

Played very well tonight.

We need to keep this lad!

He did play well, although Cas were terrible. Gave his MoM money to a Leeds charity too.

Perhaps I should be the first to suggest swapping McDonut and Robin for a currently unemployed coach, who up until recently was ensuring the side he was coaching was exceeding the sum of the constituent parts under the most difficult of circumstances ....

I thought McShane was brilliant tonight, good distribution, fast thinking, good kicking game, shame about his face altering injury (broken nose) perhaps his face will fit now and we can see him back in the blue and amber with all our talented young guns, allowing the old guard to bow out gracefully.!!!

AdmiralHanson wrote:

Perhaps I should be the first to suggest swapping McDonut and Robin for a currently unemployed coach, who up until recently was ensuring the side he was coaching was exceeding the sum of the constituent parts under the most difficult of circumstances ....

Seriously?

McShane is a good un but fell out with McD as the latter tried to alter his way of playing. Typical McD, tries to coach the talent out of the lad

AdmiralHanson wrote:

Perhaps I should be the first to suggest swapping McDonut and Robin for a currently unemployed coach, who up until recently was ensuring the side he was coaching was exceeding the sum of the constituent parts under the most difficult of circumstances ....

Maybe you'd want to consider that we are in the CC semi-final and still as good a chance as anyone of winning Super League before you do that.

Shows what he can do when given enough game time and encouragement to go out and play good scoot from d/h intelligent kicking solid tackling betts will want to keep him

He played well last night, but could he have actually found his natural level at Widnes?

I'd like to see a lot more from the guy before thinking he's the solution to our no.9 spot. Let's remember it was the 2nd bottom team playing the 3rd, before we get carried away too much by one performance..

BillyRhino wrote:

He played well last night, but could he have actually found his natural level at Widnes?

I'd like to see a lot more from the guy before thinking he's the solution to our no.9 spot. Let's remember it was the 2nd bottom team playing the 3rd, before we get carried away too much by one performance..

Not his first MOM award for Widnes in a small window of time.

But Cas are gash you are right there. Macca will have had tougher matches in our under 20's this year.