Re: Scott Grix : Sun Nov 04, 2018 12:11 pm  

Here we go again with Jowitt what is it with some fans they seem to want the underdog. Jowitt was even worse in his last game against Warrrington than normal & Chester decided he'd had enough & took him off & put Hampshire at fullback. I dont understand why you wouldn't want the best for Wakey he obviously is a weak link in the trinity team yet people want to play him I'm glad that CC has seen what he can do. Since Chesters been here he obviously doesn't rate him get over it & let someone with the bottle to play that position do there job.

Re: Scott Grix : Sun Nov 04, 2018 3:36 pm  

All the best Scott and thank you for your efforts while wearing the red white and blue both times, has played a massive part in moving us forward as a team in SL

Re: Scott Grix : Sun Nov 04, 2018 6:47 pm  

little wayne69 wrote:

At a guess I would say Hampshire has played FB more times than Jowitt, so it's not as though if Hampshire does go to FB that Chester will be throwing him in at the deep end, I'm feeling that Hampshires preferred position is SH which is different to not wanting to play FB, given the choice I'm sure he'd prefer FB than no position at all, maybe they'll both show more maturity than you and do what every team player does and that's fight for their places like it should be.

He's older than Jowitt though, so that's a skewed statistic that you're guessing at anyway.

Paul Pogba had the same situation at Man Utd, he did pretty well for himself when he left because they signed others to play in front of him.

If were looking at Rugby league examples we have had many examples such as Ryan Atkins, Kyle Amor both joined Wakefield because they werent getting game time at their clubs both have done very well. Matty Ashurst left saints for the same reason, now a dream team member.

Maybe instead of being immature, he has more self belief and the desire to play and prove himself.

Re: Scott Grix : Sun Nov 04, 2018 7:32 pm  

Great service from Grix and a massive thank you for all of your efforts for the Mighty Trin.
A stalwart of the side for the last few seasons and you will be missed.

Re: Scott Grix : Sun Nov 04, 2018 9:46 pm  

cost us the only semi sport chance we will have possibly ever again.

I still have nightmares about it DIVE ON THE BALL

Re: Scott Grix : Sun Nov 04, 2018 9:46 pm  

All the best Scott to the future and thanks for the service to our club in your two stints with us.

Hopefully some of your professionalism and experience has rubbed off on our younger full backs

Re: Scott Grix : Mon Nov 05, 2018 10:47 am  

BOJ042 wrote:

cost us the only semi sport chance we will have possibly ever again.

I still have nightmares about it DIVE ON THE BALL

Most significant single error since the famous Watersplash miss maybe?

Re: Scott Grix : Mon Nov 05, 2018 11:05 am  

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote:

Most significant single error since the famous Watersplash miss maybe?

Presumably you also have a massive agenda against David Fifita for knocking on at the PTB at Warrington with 2 minutes left and a two point lead? Or any player who made an error in any other game we lost by only a few points?

Re: Scott Grix : Mon Nov 05, 2018 12:10 pm  

jakeyg95 wrote:

Presumably you also have a massive agenda against David Fifita for knocking on at the PTB at Warrington with 2 minutes left and a two point lead? Or any player who made an error in any other game we lost by only a few points?

err....... No.

Re: Scott Grix : Mon Nov 05, 2018 12:24 pm  

jakeyg95 wrote:

Presumably you also have a massive agenda against David Fifita for knocking on at the PTB at Warrington with 2 minutes left and a two point lead? Or any player who made an error in any other game we lost by only a few points?

It will be stored in his memory bank for the appropriate moment.