I'd like to be more positive ... but I can't see anything other than a Wire win.

IF the Bulls can complete their sets AND defend out wide (and they haven't managed both much this year0 it'll be close BUT otherwise ...

On a more positive note, there have been more unexpected scores than a Bulls win in SL this season!

Yeah, I'm not saying that everyone else doesn't care about the kid's long term future, it's just that people aren't considering it, just looking no further than the next game.

We've all got our beliefs on who should play and who shouldn't, but our opinions are ten a penny I guess, it's a decision which is rightly in the hands of the professionals who work with the players on a daily basis. They are the ones in the best position to decide whether A,B or C is ready, physically, mentally and skill wise to make a move up the ladder.

I suppose it's a dead argument in any case because that is what will happen, whatever the opinions from outside.

This weather should see another 14/15k crowd in attendance.

Should happen but won't mate.

Couldn't agree more Bulliac. In Potter we have a coach who WILL give a young guy a chance if he thinks he is ready for it. The calls from fans for a rookie to be given a go generally tend to coincide with the 1st team struggling.

Well we didn't [iexactly[/i cover ourselves in glory, did we?

Wire are a very good side but we should have played better than that, so it was very disappointing. Certainly Wire were so much the better team it was almost untrue, and even if I cling to a few crumbs of comfort, like the injuries before and during the game and the fact they had some fortunate bounces after the charge downs, it doesn't really change the fact we got stuffed and they thoroughly deserved their win.

Onwards and upwards? Well, onwards anyway at least until we get some bodies back.
Come on you Bulls!