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| Going to be brave and say
Fax 22 toulouse 10
If we still have the Leeds players that is
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| Much tougher test than Donny with pace and skill across the park.
As good as the much needed result was at the weekend the better start and going in front early and staying in front meant we weren’t as gassed for the defensive effort required especially in the second half when a few errors and penalties crept back in.
Squad wise depending on who’s fit and available I can see JWH coming into the centres, Kav or Barber into the second row or bench with only Johnson being sure of a start from the Leeds contingency.
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| If we have the same or similar squad Panthers 22 v Toulouse 18
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| As long as Toulouse don't get gifted any 'ghost try's' i'm fairly confident for this one. Fax 23v10 Toulouse.
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| The squad has been announced. With a new signing to be released at 7pm tonight
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| Squad announced with the welcome return of AOB !!
Also Cory is included but he's also included in the Leeds squad who also play Saturday. Very confusing, who did he train with this week and what if Ackers or Oconnor pull out at the last minute!
Also included is a mystery player to be announced as a new signing at 7pm tonight!
Will be a tough one. Toulouse seem to have been lucky with injuries - their starting line up last week numbered 1 to 13 with only number 16 missing from the bench.
Edit: sorry faxlore, crossed posts!
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| Thought Douglas looked to have injured his hand again on Sunday- hope it's not long term. If Mccormack available again id pair him with JWH in the centre and have Mccomb on the bench. Dont think O'brien will play this week although it will be great to get him back. Great to have the extra bodies back but sfter last weeks much improved performance would expect changes to be kept to a minimum
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| A gutsy fax wn hopefully
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| Half hearted first half display littered with penalties, mistakes, turn style defence and missed half chances not surprisingly = 30 nil down.
Second half much more intent gets us back into the game only for another mistake and penalty = game over.
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| At half time nearly walked out as I thought it was going to be worse than Sheffield. Defence in the first half was horribly passive allowing Toulouse a ridulous amount of time and space to exploit which they did. Combine that with Davies nightmare display at hooker which helped blunt any potential sttacking momentum and i couldnt see any way back. Enter Louis Jouffret at hooker, everything speeded up, passes were crisp and accurate and the whole momentum of the game changed. NoT saying we'd have won if Cory Johnson had started, but it would have been a bloody sight closer. Hope AOB is Ok - we need him back.
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| I know it were unfortunate that AOB got injured but it forced Finn's hand and the move of Jouffret to hooker meant Widdop got shifted and we ended up with JWH back in his best position and I know it was Barber who got the plaudits but JWH's movement had Toulouse at 6's and 7's and we looked a bit more like the class act we know we can be in attack.
Obviously the first half which was shocking cost us the game and its hard to judge how much Toulouse sacked it off. We were just totally dominated by Toulouse's big pack and you can only wonder how good Jouffrett, JWH, and Keyes could have been behind a pack like that. I watch in disbelief each week that Widdop is on a fortune for a player at this level and we are reduced to playing McComb and Davies in our pack each week. Also got to say Im not a big Ed Barber fan when he has played in the back row but at centre he very much looks the part and he shows what we could have had if we had invested in a centre instead of investing in positions we did not need.
Still very much in a relegation battle but at least there were some positive signs in the second half.
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| There's not much to add to Faxcar's review, it summed it up absolutely. Corey Johnson playing for Leeds was a right blow below the belt from our 'wonderful' dual registration partners.
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| Just shows what a farce this "loan agreement" re Cory is. Not worth the paper it's written on and I really do believe one or 2 players missing makes the difference between winning and losing. Davies at hooker was a disaster and our forwards got completely rolled over, especially by Hansen and Biscarro, and by the time AOB then Jouffret went to hooker we gained far more momentum but it was too late. I've always argued that Jouffret should be hooker and last night definitely proved my point!
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| Quote: Greg Florimos Boots "I know it were unfortunate that AOB got injured but it forced Finn's hand and the move of Jouffret to hooker meant Widdop got shifted and we ended up with JWH back in his best position and I know it was Barber who got the plaudits but JWH's movement had Toulouse at 6's and 7's and we looked a bit more like the class act we know we can be in attack.
Obviously the first half which was shocking cost us the game and its hard to judge how much Toulouse sacked it off. We were just totally dominated by Toulouse's big pack and you can only wonder how good Jouffrett, JWH, and Keyes could have been behind a pack like that.
I think you are downplaying Widdops role in the 2nd half somewhat. It was widdop that chose the right pass, either short one or out the back for 3 of our scores. Contrast that with our best chance of the first half when Louis had almost a 4 on 2 and contrived to pass it to to a TL player.
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| Widdop put in plenty of effort, but really he can only play 1, 6 or 7, and I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking that JWH, Keyes and Jouffret if fit should fill thise positions.
What was painfully obvious was that although Widdop still has a good rugby brain, his complete lack of pace means he doesn't pose any threat whatsoever, especially when playing at fullback. Wouldn't have a problem with him on the bench as he obviously provides cover for these positions. Don't know if Finn is told he must play Widdop, really hope we stop this messing around with 3 of our best players just to accommodate him.
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