rlGood article on Sandow hererl

Plenty of work for Tony Smith to do IMO. Plenty of responsibility on Gidley's shoulders if he's playing 6 next year. You will certainly not be bored!

Exactly and we've had it done to us with Crap performances or no shows, by Andy Gregory, Iestyn Harris, and Nick Fozzard, to name but three. And once those three wangled the move out of the club they became great players for the club they went to and won lots of things.
Only Harris continued to be rather unloyal throughout his career.

Quick question, as the main playmaker how has Sandow performed in the finals/play offs at Parra and Souths?

Interesting article but tells us nothing we haven't already grasped.

Great on his day, but can't be d on others. Blows hot and cold etc. etc.

Sounds like he'll be well suited to Superleague where there are less rigid structures and attacking flair is encouraged.

Brilliantly.... MOM in every game.

Seriously, what has he played like in finals football?

I watch his games on Premier Sports and he is a lot more than an off the cuff player, he marshals the team around the pitch and will Bo***ck anyone who doesn't pull their weight. You don't see anything apart from the great bits that are brilliant skill on YouTube clips

Should we ready ourselves for an announcement shortly before the Guardian hits the street/net ?

I have no idea.. why don't you enlighten us?

The Marshman chap seemed to know all about his game. I thought he might know about Sandow in the finals series in the NRL. I thought he could be the one doing the enlightening.

Because you're just trying to fish for a negative answer? Is that why you're asking?

It's obvious what Sandow can do and it's obvious what we need ,we are not expecting to run the team ,we need that XFactor in attack ,someone unpredictable and inventive,with skill to match ,if he develops into a leader ,great but, we have leaders and are signing more players

Nobody knows how Sandow is at playoffs rugby. In 8 seasons as a halfback, he's never led a team to the lofty heights of 8th.

For me though what Warrington miss the most is an organiser. You've got what is still a rookie hooker, a fullback/utility playing 6 (Gidley) and a maverick playing 7. Who dictates play and moves you around the park? There is a big risk Wire will be a scintillating attacking side, but still lack the smarts to win the big games.

I suppose nothing beats boot cleaning with Luke Walsh.