He'll be taught techniques to avoid dummy spits from opposition prop forwards first. Followed by ensuring that he always shakes hand with the opposition, win lose or draw.

I'm sure that was a 'chicken wing' tackle Amor just performed on Widnes's Shaun Grady.






Good try by the way.

fit straight in then

Plenty of work to do still but a raw talent that plain to see. His leg drive was impressive, his tackling technique left something to be desired. After the 4 or so Whitehaven games I've seen this season I'm quite exited about what our coaches could get out of him.

Reminds me of a young JP.

hes a real un

i for one dont expect to get him back on loan as i think he will be in the first team

I said to a mate earlier in the week that I'd expect him to get quite a few first team appearences next season.

Worrall has made quite a few this year and Amor offers considerably more than him.

I hope so i've said all season i rated him highly and his consistency is very good which can only improve once he's settled into our enviroment.

Whitehaven beaten tonight, he had a good game and scored a good try.

Have they now been knocked out? I dont know how play offs work in Championship. if so, is he free to play for us, say if the innevitable happens and we pick up alot of injuries in that area?

Unfortunately yes, can't help but feel upset for them!

I've got to admit when you consider they only played 4 days ago and widnes have had 3 wks off they were very good and pretty unlucky.
Halifax,Barrow and Featherstone are all better than widnes imo.

haven got to 9/1 at one point, had they scored and not gone for the drop goal. could well of made the bookies unhappy

Counter in the fact that they were missing most of their best players and the fact that some of them worked this morning and they've put up a bloody good fight.

Absolutely,interesting that mcnally was dropped because of "form" maybe the long season and exams has got to the young lad.

Can't help but think everyone is expecting waaay too much of him at this stage of his career. I'm pretty sure Nathan Brown has said he thinks he is miles away from being ready for SL yet.

Exams



He's thick as pig

You have a good point there,the coverage the lad got from sky and the RL press seemed a bit OTT but there's no doubt the potential is there and i'm sure he'll come bcak stronger.

I only mentioned it because he was being interviewed after one of the sky matchs and he'd just finished some.

He'll get nowhere near the Giants first team next season, not until he packs on 2 stone and starts organising a little bit.

The rest of the class finished before christmas

Another 2 stone just how big do you need to be a srum half?

Its interesting to see how he has adapted to the change of training routine etc in comparison to Amor

As big as a barrel?

McNally's a poor mans Richie Myler - Leeds dodged a bullet on that one IMO.

Massively over-hyped based on a handful of performances against semi-pro teams. The times I've seen him on Sky since the move to Huddersfield he's been outplayed by his half back partners, never mind the opposition.

I agree, in the games I've seen he's been mainly anonymous except for the odd try. I have doubts on whether he will ever appear in Super League.
I hoped I'm proved wrong BTW