I find It’s actually quite difficult to guess the attendance, I’ve often thought there’s not many here, then they say 10,000. Evans is improving, but do you think we will see Tag back to, or nearly as good as he ever was.

Very difficult to guess the attendance. Hard to say about Taylor. Don't think he's every gonna be the player he was in 16/17.But he can still do a job for us. He's gonna get better as the year goes on so still happy to see him in the 17

Regarding the attendance when looking round the stadium it certainly seemed as though there was a very good number in the stands particularly in the West, plus the atmosphere sounded and felt the best it's been for a long while so to hear only 11500 as the attendance seemed low considering.

As for Taylor its still very early days as he's been out for so long and he's playing catch up so will take him time to get back in to match fit condition. Like any player age starts to take its toll so he won't be the same player of 5 years ago but if he can stay injury free I think he still be a big plus for us in the forwards.
Thought Evans certainly put a shift in against Wigan and was pretty good defensively and is improving as he gets more game time.

Tag just got to keep playing & playing Chris, he’s certainly seems to have that old desire, and I’m really hoping we get the very best version we can of Taylor, we have the makings of a good team, and although I have had my doubts regarding Brett, you can see small positives emerging with his coaching, the tremendous break out of Connor Wynne, and just a bit behind him Cam Scott, the investment in youth, and the investment in youth coaching has been a superb statement of intent from our owner, especially after such a lousy period of stifled income, and such difficulties regarding the pandemic.

We seem to be in a good place at present, and when you remember the prognosis from the last two seasons, it’s nothing short of miraculous.

Looking at our pack on Saturday there won't be many that will roll us. It's a big pack yet the back 3 which started is pretty mobile. Hoping Gale and Reynolds get some game time behind them. Barring injuries dare I say we are the dark horses for the Grand Final?

Agree on the pack, as for dark horses that will ultimately come down to whether or not Gale & Reynolds stay on the field week on week as pairing to get an understanding and find form I think, if they can then we would certainly have a good shot.

Just hope that Ligi isn't a serious injury as he will be a big miss for the work rate and minutes he plays. The guy seems to miss out on the plaudits but he is just such a solid and reliable player in the middle and has cut down on the number of penalties he gave away when he first arrived. Got to admit I liked him at 13 and believe that was the role he was signed for if not mistaken but injuries meant he ended up in front row. Think with 4 of Satae, Evans, Brown, Fash or Taylor fit & in the 17 the option of Ligi at 13 would be a great option for us.

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I've just seen Ligi in Total Fitness, grafting away on the Watt Bike. No strapping on his knee so fingers crossed it's not as bad as first feared.

Hopefully just a tweak then. Feared the worst at first, like everyone's said he's been immense, definitely a candidate for player of the year so far

That would be great news if we have have Ligi back for the next match
expecting 3/4 weeks

Just what Chris was saying
Ligi seems to miss out on the plaudits
Glad he plays for us though.Always a smile on his face and a real nice guy

Reynolds cautioned for "Other Contrary Behaviour" but no other disciplinary issues from Saturday's game.

Jay Pitts got a one match ban so misses the game against on 5th June.

Probably for lobbing the ball at Wigan players head at the end of the game.

Liam Farrell, it was never going to improve his looks.

traveled down from edinburgh for the game,wellworth the journey,bumped into an old friend.

Pretty dumb, you think he would have learned, got very lucky with the swan dive too for his try, as a senior player brought in for experience he needs to be much smarter.

Think it was Smithies who had dropped on him laid on the floor. Even though Reynolds was laid in touch. Farrell stepped in between them as the hooter had gone.

Good to hear George, and you certainly picked the right game. Hope the journey didn't take too much out of you. Take care.

And yet nothing for Coote in the dobbins game?



He clearly went in with knees on Davies when he scored Cats first try.

We have had Savelio banned for similar this season

Did the same at Craven Park and IIRC he also did it against Salford early last season.

very tired after the journey home mal.the cancer has moved into my pelvis,lots of sore backs,but other wise not bad.

Well George, your post took my breath away, such courage borne with almost a matter of fact, I’m privileged to call you a friend, and hope you get down for many more matches pal.

For me Reynolds was close to man of the match best game I've seen him play for us

Think he knew what he was doing with the dive although looked alarmingly close wouldn't want him doing that in a final

many thanks kev,don`t stay in the sun too long.lol.

As you say pretty stupid for a player of his experience. Good job it wasn't on TV as it looked a very close call.