Are you saying it is more difficult for Walker than Golding?

has either done anything attack wise???

No not at all - I was simply responding to Brisbane's comments about Walker. I think Golding has found a position where he really can thrive 9 - he was a class apart from Dwyer on Saturday. His industrious style is ideally suited to a position where involvement is key

That last paragraph is very accurate.

It's not accurate at all, its hyperbole because we are going through a bad patch.

Are you conveniently forgetting our full back won the MOS in 2015 under the same 'useless' coach?

its a local game for me less than 5 miles away. but going on holiday next day so probably just stick it on tv. shame as i like a trip to fev

i somewhat agree with the first paragraph, there is too much hype regarding Walker specially on social media where there is outrage if he does not play especially if Golding does. but i remember seeing Golding against the Aussie schoolboys before he had played first team, and he was dynamite and the Aussies though so too, he has stuttered to get really going at first team but still think he will be very very good. Walker looks great but so did Francis cummins Paul cook vasilakopoulouss and a few others at 18 Sutcliffe too. whether he kicks on who knows, i hope they both do and both at Leeds.

comparing anybody to schofield at 18 is harsh, he was already one of the best players in England at that age, and is more than a once in generation player he is a once in a lifetime player, he is one of the best players all time.

Hardaker won MOS primarily due to his defensive efforts and his ability to break the line - neither of which had anything to do with the ability of McDermott to coach attacking structures.

Are you conveniently forgetting how much Hardaker’s attacking play improved at Cas?

Other than his broken field threat he was pretty much ineffective in attack when he played for us. We never showed once how to work at creating space for him to exploit.

beat me to it. long range trys. he never chimed in to create like he did at cas.
that side was perfect for McDermott to coach. this set of players isn't. it cries out for structure and shape and organisation

This side is crying out for some prop forwards to be fit and on the pitch

That I can agree with. It’s noticable how Parcell is being criticised at the moment from some. A dummy half’s capability is significantly reduced when the forwards are constantly losing the collisions

Why don't you lot actually talk about the game....just an idea ! Whoops forgot, you have NO chance of losing it.

Whoever said Schofield was a flat track bully must be having a laugh. 37 tries in his debut season for Hull, scoring and setting up great tries on the 1984 tour vs Australia aged 19, 4 tries in a test vs New Zealand, captaining an understrength GB team to a 3-0 series over NZ, the 33-10 Melbourne test, etc etc. He underperformed for Leeds but lack of ability was never the problem. The only reason I raised him was as an actual example of a 'once in a generation' player, as that was the term someone (or more than one) has used to describe Walker.

I just dislike the overhyping, because it puts ridiculous pressure on young lads.

As I said when did he put in a serious performance in a cup final or a deciding test against the Aussies - he never stood up to be counted when it really mattered - beating the Kiwis - plenty of GB players have managed that

All the things you have just stated are flat track bullyism - how many medals did he win?