That season of Bill Tupou and Johnstone on the edge was unstoppable.

[quote="Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo":2jhyihzn]Memories jerker of another James Evans who played a leading role in those 4 from 6 games back in 2006.[/quote:2jhyihzn] That brings back memories of the million pound game, sure it was Evans who scored when Beetham kicked the ball off the floor and it landed in his hands.

[quote="jonh":2lewmqk7]Why is every young player that leaves us labelled a “future International” after a handful of games in which they are unable to nail down a first team spot. Way I see it his utility place in the squad has been taken by Rourke for 2025 and we are adding some depth in the squad in a position we are a bit thin. Rourke is a proven top level player in SL and of the 2 he’s the better option for Trinity going forward.[/quote:2lewmqk7] Agree ,takes a big step up from playing in the championship to playing international rugby .Even the great D Topliss who was playing in the Wakefield first team at 18 played international rugby about twice .And N Wright also playing at 18 in the first team never got near international rugby and he was a match winner

[quote="alegend":2861pfac]Agree ,takes a big step up from playing in the championship to playing international rugby .Even the great D Topliss who was playing in the Wakefield first team at 18 played international rugby about twice .And N Wright also playing at 18 in the first team never got near international rugby and he was a match winner[/quote:2861pfac] Nigel played for England U21s and has a full England Cap against France. But agree with your point.

If Booth is a future international does that make Pratt a future golden boot winner? It’s just paper talk. If he’d have signed for Cas/Hudds etc barely an eyelid would have been batted.

[youtube][/youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1R4OLCNqw8o Link to the Universities Game that Evans played in at the weekend