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Oh dear, here he is again (redvee69), can't help himself can he!
keep sticking the boot in pal.
don't forget the higher you climb the further you fall,
you might think you are clever & funny but spouting guff about the Wire but our day will come!
By the way can I borrow your jag on Wednesday, have some crap taking to the tip.

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Against NZ in the recent tests Hill was doing what he does best ,ball playing forward capable of quick play the ball as well.
If we get back to a game plan that includes open play like that we might start winning more games.

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Always difficult with these lists to determine how important longevity is. Think SC was right to omit Hicks on that basis.

It's also why I'd say Lineham over Charnley. Lineham's been here for longer and produced some magic moments.

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Biggest signing busts of the decade...

10. Joe Westerman
There were spells when Westerman looked like he was going to be a good player but overall I thought he underperformed. We paid a big transfer fee for him and he had a big reputation although when we signed him there was a sense that he was a player who hadn't lived up to the potential he showed when he first broke through at Cas and he wasn't a super driven and dedicated professional. He never changed those perceptions. I get the feeling that Westerman wouldn't have lasted long in an environment like Leeds, Wigan or Saints but he had enough talent that clubs the next tier down like us and Hull indulged him as a talent and big name.

9. Kevin Brown
There has been a reevaluation of Brown on here this season, as his absence hurt us. I was a lot higher on Brown than most when we signed him, I thought there was prejudice against him because of the teams he'd played for before but I always thought he was a good player and he carried Widnes during his time there. With us he had a couple of games where he looked really good but generally didn't live up to his past performances. But he seems to have been universally well regarded by teammates and coaches, including Wayne Bennett who had him in the England team in the World Cup, and he was a tough player who had bad luck with injuries particularly concussions, so I find it hard to be critical. I think this was a signing that really hurt TS, after losing both finals in 2016 we really needed something that would help take us to a higher level. Sandow walked out on us and we picked up Brown and he didn't provide us with the same kind of threat. We transformed in to a more predictable and pedestrian side and the fans seemed to really lay in to Brown and TS that year.

8. Anthony England
Possibly expectations about England were unfairly high because we had struck gold with Chris Hill and because England just 'looked' like he was going to be good. I know all SL forwards are big guys, but he had the hulking, confident physique of someone who looked like he was going to impose himself. He already had a long career behind him in the lower divisions and I think he was 28 in his first season with us, so it was different from signing a young prospect. Overall I felt he hovered just below the threshold of SL standard for most of his time with us, and looked more suited to the Championship. But he went on to play for Wakefield and seemed to do ok so fair play to him.

7. Jason Clark
Clark hasn't been [ibad[/i, he just gets on this list because he's underwhelmed compared to what we expected. He had glowing tributes from South Sydney and the reports from the NRL were that he was a workhorse, ultimate professional, heart of a team etc. That type of signing, like Darren Burns, Sid Domic, tends to be low risk, they are the ones who usually do very well and become popular on the terraces. But Clark hasn't seemed like he was close to say the performance level of Ben Harrison. He's been 'just a guy' so far.

6. Gary Wheeler
Utility back with a bad run of injuries early in his career? Given what happened with Simon Grix, I was willing to give Wheeler a chance but I think we always knew this was going to be a gamble of a signing. It didn't pay off. I had forgotten about him but it seems like he's going to be back in SL next year with Toronto so we'll see if we missed anything.

5. Ryan Bailey
If you had said to me that we were going to sign one of the Leeds golden generation I would have said I'll be delighted with everyone of them [iapart from one[/i. Bailey always seemed like the odd one out from that group in terms of his attitude. He came across as surly, arrogant and fancied himself as a bit of a hardman, and in his Leeds days I always felt he was a level lower in talent than those others too. He never seemed more than a numbers-filler with us, and I never liked seeing him in our team.

4. Matty Russell
This threw sand in the theory that Wigan give their young players more chances to develop than we do. From my memory it was seen as a surprise that Wigan cut him so early and people were saying it could be a Shaun Briscoe situation where he came back to make them regret it. He looked like he had potential, good footwork, fast and brave. We gave him chance after chance after chance to develop with more time in the first team and he never seemed to improve much. He was good at what he was good at - running the ball out of dummy half early in the tackle count and making some yards to take the pressure off the forwards. But he never offered much else. He reminded me of Dean Gaskell a decade earlier. After Price came in he was shifted out pretty quickly.

3. Mitchell Dodds
Feels harsh to put him this highly on the bust list as it wasn't his fault. Seemed like an impressive signing when we got him, as he had a good reputation at Brisbane Broncos but suffered an awful broken leg at the start of his career here and that ended his career as a first teamer in the top level of professional RL. I don't think he played an NRL first team game again after he returned home. A sad situation for us and for him.

2. Tyrone Roberts
With hindsight this was a massively overhyped signing considering his NRL pedigree. He'd been halfback of two struggling teams and never made a major impact in the NRL. He had a good highlight reel montage which showed a few tricks, which probably generated the hype. People were touting him as a 'Man of Steel contender' when we signed him. I was down in Aus that off season for the Ashes and World Cup and the Aussie fans who I chatted to were surprised that he was considered a significant signing, their verdict was he was a so-so player who had never come close to being in the top tier over there. He probably had one significant game for us - the CC quarter final when we beat Wigan 23-0. Other than that, he maybe wasn't as bad as some made out, he wasn't prone to making lots of errors, he just shifted the ball about from side to side and never really showed any gamebreaking threat.

1. Roy Asotasi
I had a bad feeling about this signing when he was supposed to be Samoa captain for the 2013 world cup and did a no-show for training camp. This was a classic example of signing a player based on his form of a few years earlier and missing signs that he was on a steep decline. He'd been one of the drivers of Souths revival and he'd been consistently one of the top 3 or so props in the NRL. We signed him to replace Morley who we had allowed to go to Salford after seeing that Morley wasn't the same player in his last season, and we were right judging by his Salford form. But we'd missed exactly the same thing happening with Asotasi hence Souths being willing to ship him on to us. And whereas Morley at least kept running it in as hard as he could for a couple of years with his home town club, Asotasi was expensive passenger and gave off the impression that he was going through the motions in his Wire career.

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Quote: rubber duckie "SL Champions in RL are soon forgotten...that's how it is...however the gilt of a Challenge Cup win lingers on.
The greater number of people always remember the winners on terrestrial TV.'"


Not many people will forget your last championship win.......theres not many folk alive who remember it

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Quote: Redvee69 "Not many people will forget your last championship win.......theres not many folk alive who remember it'"

In a different time the Premiership was it although sadly still a generation ago.

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Quote: rubber duckie "In a different time the Premiership was it although sadly still a generation ago.'"


Stop clutching at straws the premiership was an end of season kickabout, the champions had already been decided, wire won the premiership competition in 1986 halifax were rugby league champions

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Yet another pop up Saints fan whose agenda is to derail every thread into a d!ck measuring contest with every post about 1955.

This thread has nothing to do with Saint Helens, it's about Warrington players for the period 2000 to 2009. Comment on such if you wish, but there's enough Saints/Wire bitch fest threads already to post on for your usual content.

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Quote: sally cinnamon "Biggest signing busts of the decade...

10. Joe Westerman
There were spells when Westerman looked like he was going to be a good player but overall I thought he underperformed. We paid a big transfer fee for him and he had a big reputation although when we signed him there was a sense that he was a player who hadn't lived up to the potential he showed when he first broke through at Cas and he wasn't a super driven and dedicated professional. He never changed those perceptions. I get the feeling that Westerman wouldn't have lasted long in an environment like Leeds, Wigan or Saints but he had enough talent that clubs the next tier down like us and Hull indulged him as a talent and big name.

9. Kevin Brown
There has been a reevaluation of Brown on here this season, as his absence hurt us. I was a lot higher on Brown than most when we signed him, I thought there was prejudice against him because of the teams he'd played for before but I always thought he was a good player and he carried Widnes during his time there. With us he had a couple of games where he looked really good but generally didn't live up to his past performances. But he seems to have been universally well regarded by teammates and coaches, including Wayne Bennett who had him in the England team in the World Cup, and he was a tough player who had bad luck with injuries particularly concussions, so I find it hard to be critical. I think this was a signing that really hurt TS, after losing both finals in 2016 we really needed something that would help take us to a higher level. Sandow walked out on us and we picked up Brown and he didn't provide us with the same kind of threat. We transformed in to a more predictable and pedestrian side and the fans seemed to really lay in to Brown and TS that year.

8. Anthony England
Possibly expectations about England were unfairly high because we had struck gold with Chris Hill and because England just 'looked' like he was going to be good. I know all SL forwards are big guys, but he had the hulking, confident physique of someone who looked like he was going to impose himself. He already had a long career behind him in the lower divisions and I think he was 28 in his first season with us, so it was different from signing a young prospect. Overall I felt he hovered just below the threshold of SL standard for most of his time with us, and looked more suited to the Championship. But he went on to play for Wakefield and seemed to do ok so fair play to him.

7. Jason Clark
Clark hasn't been [ibad[/i, he just gets on this list because he's underwhelmed compared to what we expected. He had glowing tributes from South Sydney and the reports from the NRL were that he was a workhorse, ultimate professional, heart of a team etc. That type of signing, like Darren Burns, Sid Domic, tends to be low risk, they are the ones who usually do very well and become popular on the terraces. But Clark hasn't seemed like he was close to say the performance level of Ben Harrison. He's been 'just a guy' so far.

6. Gary Wheeler
Utility back with a bad run of injuries early in his career? Given what happened with Simon Grix, I was willing to give Wheeler a chance but I think we always knew this was going to be a gamble of a signing. It didn't pay off. I had forgotten about him but it seems like he's going to be back in SL next year with Toronto so we'll see if we missed anything.

5. Ryan Bailey
If you had said to me that we were going to sign one of the Leeds golden generation I would have said I'll be delighted with everyone of them [iapart from one[/i. Bailey always seemed like the odd one out from that group in terms of his attitude. He came across as surly, arrogant and fancied himself as a bit of a hardman, and in his Leeds days I always felt he was a level lower in talent than those others too. He never seemed more than a numbers-filler with us, and I never liked seeing him in our team.

4. Matty Russell
This threw sand in the theory that Wigan give their young players more chances to develop than we do. From my memory it was seen as a surprise that Wigan cut him so early and people were saying it could be a Shaun Briscoe situation where he came back to make them regret it. He looked like he had potential, good footwork, fast and brave. We gave him chance after chance after chance to develop with more time in the first team and he never seemed to improve much. He was good at what he was good at - running the ball out of dummy half early in the tackle count and making some yards to take the pressure off the forwards. But he never offered much else. He reminded me of Dean Gaskell a decade earlier. After Price came in he was shifted out pretty quickly.

3. Mitchell Dodds
Feels harsh to put him this highly on the bust list as it wasn't his fault. Seemed like an impressive signing when we got him, as he had a good reputation at Brisbane Broncos but suffered an awful broken leg at the start of his career here and that ended his career as a first teamer in the top level of professional RL. I don't think he played an NRL first team game again after he returned home. A sad situation for us and for him.

2. Tyrone Roberts
With hindsight this was a massively overhyped signing considering his NRL pedigree. He'd been halfback of two struggling teams and never made a major impact in the NRL. He had a good highlight reel montage which showed a few tricks, which probably generated the hype. People were touting him as a 'Man of Steel contender' when we signed him. I was down in Aus that off season for the Ashes and World Cup and the Aussie fans who I chatted to were surprised that he was considered a significant signing, their verdict was he was a so-so player who had never come close to being in the top tier over there. He probably had one significant game for us - the CC quarter final when we beat Wigan 23-0. Other than that, he maybe wasn't as bad as some made out, he wasn't prone to making lots of errors, he just shifted the ball about from side to side and never really showed any gamebreaking threat.

1. Roy Asotasi
I had a bad feeling about this signing when he was supposed to be Samoa captain for the 2013 world cup and did a no-show for training camp. This was a classic example of signing a player based on his form of a few years earlier and missing signs that he was on a steep decline. He'd been one of the drivers of Souths revival and he'd been consistently one of the top 3 or so props in the NRL. We signed him to replace Morley who we had allowed to go to Salford after seeing that Morley wasn't the same player in his last season, and we were right judging by his Salford form. But we'd missed exactly the same thing happening with Asotasi hence Souths being willing to ship him on to us. And whereas Morley at least kept running it in as hard as he could for a couple of years with his home town club, Asotasi was expensive passenger and gave off the impression that he was going through the motions in his Wire career.'"

I wouldn't have added Ryan Bailey or Mitchell dods in this list to be honest. Dodds can't really be classed as a bust as there was no hype or expection from him at all. He was a pretty much unknown panic buy who broke his leg about 10 mins in to his second game. I get what your saying but i'd class a bust as someone with a reputation and people thought was going to do well over here and didn't live up to the hype.
Bailey was well on his way out and no super league team wanted him, he was never a great prop just a squad filler surrounded by great players. I don't think anyone had any expectations of him other than to add depth.

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Quote: Or thane "I wouldn't have added Ryan Bailey or Mitchell dods in this list to be honest. Dodds can't really be classed as a bust as there was no hype or expection from him at all. He was a pretty much unknown panic buy who broke his leg about 10 mins in to his second game. I get what your saying but i'd class a bust as someone with a reputation and people thought was going to do well over here and didn't live up to the hype.
Bailey was well on his way out and no super league team wanted him, he was never a great prop just a squad filler surrounded by great players. I don't think anyone had any expectations of him other than to add depth.'"

I think Gary Wheeler fits into this category although I seem to remember the Duck touting him as a potential world beater!

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Quote: Redvee69 "Stop clutching at straws the premiership was an end of season kickabout, the champions had already been decided, wire won the premiership competition in 1986 halifax were rugby league champions'"

Call it as you want. But the top 8 GF and the Premiership was identical in all but sponsors and name.

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A fair analysis, sally
Westerman ..flop

Brown...nothing special..just an organiser

England.... a punt, nothing more or less. Didn't work

J. Clarke...staggeringly underwhelming. His wage gets him a shirt.

Wheeler...Tony Smith project "injury prone" when we got him. At least he was consistent.

Bailey....another Smith project "mental health issues". Smith thought he could "rebuild" him. Nah. We knew what we were getting. A pooh house. Again, consistent.

Russell. Another punt. Another Wigan cast off. One dimensional doesn't even break the surface.

Dodds. Pooh happens. Poor fella. I remember Widnes signing an Aussie Test centre in 85 (Steve Rodgers??), broke his leg after 10 minutes.

Roberts. Everyone knows my opinion of him on here, so I won't break the swear filter.

Asotasi. See above. Alarm bells were ringing, when he swerved a World Cup. Muppetry of the highest order.

We've had a few imports/big buys that I never really "got"
Page one, I mentioned Waterhouse
Add to this, Brown, and controversially, Gidley. One would assume a huge wage, but was at the fag end of his career, and (imo) a glorified organiser. We already had one of those on the pitch all the time to guide us round. He wore a bright orange t-shirt, and carried a water bottle. Went by the name of Briers. So Gidley was an expensive luxury. Plus he missed an easy kick (which turned out to be crucial) in the '16CCF.

Sally's list highlights our poor recruitment. Not every signing turns out to be a Hill or a Bob Jackson

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The Gidley signing was a symptom that we had moved back to where we were in the earlier HJ era, signing top players who were past their prime rather than guys like Morley, King, the Monaghans who were in their peak with us.

I think Kurt Gidley was like the Simon Grix of Newcastle Knights, but even better natural talent. Excelled in about four separate positions. He was a total club legend with them because he was a one-club man, because of the connection with his brother and when Johns and Buderus left he took on a lot of the responsibility of being the club talisman during a tough time.

But when we signed him, I remember scanning the Aussie club messageboards and you could see 'that debate' was going on, you know, is it time now for a club legend to retire with dignity. He had his hard core supporters saying how dare you question him after what he has done for our club, and others saying thanks for the memories, you'll be a legend forever but....

So I tempered my expectations when we got him and hoped he wasn't too washed up. In the light of that, I think he was OK for us, he was still able to perform at a credible level and the team got weaker when he left. He just wasn't the elite difference maker that he would have been if we'd signed him a few years earlier. Probably he was of the same generation of the likes of the Monaghans and Hodgson, and would have been a great addition to that team, but we got him a bit late.

But in contrast to Asotasi, he came with a better attitude and tried his best and did seem to provide some leadership which we missed after he went.

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To continue signings not quite living up to standard
Tasi,
Bodene Thompson
Dom Crosby
Jordan Cox
Matty Blythe
Mitch Brown

I guess we can't call them busts because our expectations were lowered by then.

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Quote: Wires71 "To continue signings not quite living up to standard
Tasi,
Bodene Thompson
Dom Crosby
Jordan Cox
Matty Blythe
Mitch Brown

I guess we can't call them busts because our expectations were lowered by then.'"

Excluding Crosby (and what happened to him) none of those were ever anything but squad fillers which like it or not are needed in a salary capped sport to provide cover.

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21:30
Wigan-Warrington
Sun 2nd Mar
SL
15:00
Leeds-Castleford
Thu 6th Mar
SL
20:00
Hull FC-Leigh
Fri 7th Mar
SL
20:00
Castleford-Salford
This is an inplay table and live positions can change.
Mens Betfred Super League XXVIII ROUND : 1
 PLDFADIFFPTS
Wigan 29 768 338 430 48
Hull KR 29 731 344 387 44
Warrington 29 769 351 418 42
Leigh 29 580 442 138 33
Salford 28 556 561 -5 32
St.Helens 28 618 411 207 30
 
Catalans 27 475 427 48 30
Leeds 27 530 488 42 28
Huddersfield 27 468 658 -190 20
Castleford 27 425 735 -310 15
Hull FC 27 328 894 -566 6
LondonB 27 317 916 -599 6
This is an inplay table and live positions can change.
Betfred Championship 2024 ROUND : 1
 PLDFADIFFPTS
Wakefield 27 1032 275 757 52
Toulouse 26 765 388 377 37
Bradford 28 723 420 303 36
York 29 695 501 194 32
Widnes 27 561 502 59 29
Featherstone 27 634 525 109 28
 
Sheffield 26 626 526 100 28
Doncaster 26 498 619 -121 25
Halifax 26 509 650 -141 22
Batley 26 422 591 -169 22
Swinton 28 484 676 -192 20
Barrow 25 442 720 -278 19
Whitehaven 25 437 826 -389 18
Dewsbury 27 348 879 -531 4
Hunslet 1 6 10 -4 0
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