Bull Mania wrote:
Wildie i'd be happy with. Carlisle i'd be a bit meh about. However i don't see a lot of Fev so i'm sure one of their fans could give a more accurate assessment.
PRETORIA – Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus apprehension at shouldering full responsibility for the team’s woes after sinking to a second consecutive defeat this time against the Wallabies in Brisbane...
nottinghamtiger wrote:
Unfortunately, history is generally a pretty good indication of the future.
As I’ve said though, even as a Cas supporter I hope he has a positive future. He’s a nice lad facing issues many people will never experience.
Would the Melbourne Storm be worthy back to back Premiers?
What’s the clubs direction in squad assembly?
To create a squad worthy of a premiership you have to get your dynamics right and 2017 was all over the place. Injuries played a part as they always do but a good squad can cover these with the right contingency plans.
vastman wrote:
Why? Do we drop a player every time they have what you call a poor game? Grix was exceptional last week and as ever showed why he is first choice and from what I saw last night he should remain so.
vastman wrote:
Why? Do we drop a player every time they have what you call a poor game? Grix was exceptional last week and as ever showed why he is first choice and from what I saw last night he should remain so.
Salford Take Another Step to Super League in 2019
Salford all but secured their Super League place with victory over Toronto Wolfpack – but the win came at a price with talismanic half-back Jackson Hastings likely to miss a number of games...
