He will be admiring the clouds often too.

A lot more busy than his feet! Saints continue with their bad luck. Nasty injury to get over before be gets chance to do owt.

Josh Perry only now due back in March

He broke his foot in the last match for Manly last year and isn't even running yet

March 19th V's Leeds away

Agreed. Nothing to get too stressed about, unless of course it turns out to be a more chronic injury.

nar mate peacock wont be back till may/june. but with jp you never know but march is a bit soon.

Well, it'll give LMS a bit of time in the spot light to start with.

Also, from what the manly forum said about Perry, he's apparently been a much more fierce at the times in his career when he's had something to prove. So hopefully when he does get on the pitch, he'll be raring to go.

Sounds mouth watering..

Well our season starts February 12th so with some luck he might only miss 3 or 4 fixtures (Quins home March 11th is round 5), but we are far better taking it steady and having him right from the outset of his career rather than rushing especially after how last season panned out.

I heard from someone that clough was going to be used as a prop this year anyway.
I predict a big season from clough this year

He was effectively used as a prop last year, and he did a good job there, much better than alledged props like bryn!

Cloughy played as a prop in 2010 and was excellent IMO. Check out his stas compared to, say, Andy Coley who had a good year for the pieshttps://www.superleague.co.uk/statistics_player.php?hs1

Very similar stats across the board, but with Cloughy making slightly more metres per carry and busting a lot more tackles. Discipline wise Cloughly is much better though, with far better stats for missed tackles, penalties, errors and red/yellow cards.

That's in his first real season as a makeshift prop - I think he'll be a real stand out for us at prop in 2011, especially with more front line props in the shape of Perry and LMS coming in (then again, I thought he was great in 2010 too).

I think Paul Clough's brilliant.
If you've still got the Hudds play of game available, go back and watch it. Crabtree comes on and [ievery[/i time he got the ball, Clough took him down.

In the same game he came up with that beutiful inside ball to Wello for one on our tries in the second half (or was that the Cas game?).


On loan at Widnes, rather than dual registration, I think.