Exactly, my post is "tongue in cheek" but maybe, only maybe, Peawapp is infering that this behaviour constitutes posing.

Maybe Peawapp thinks when he is giving it the fist in the air he's actually flexing his muscles??

The problem with Morty is that he has had the rugby coached out of him. If any of you remember when he first debuted he broke the line constantly and in his games after that also. Then, all of a sudden it stops.

That lad could be a top attacking full back if allowed to play his own game. I have spoken to him on a couple of occassions and he has said that he is told not to do this, do that instead. He was a natural rugby player when he started at Leigh. Maybe, a lot of younger players should be allowed to develop naturally before they are inundated with plays, tactics etc... You see this all the time with even the top players.

Good luck lad you are leigh through and through. Show them what you are made of and come back stronger. I want to see you back at Leigh. Top lad.

why is my post on second page when i was the first to comment on this topic???????????????????????????????????

Also still think Morty is OUR BEST FULL BACK

Good luck Ian and hope your back next season when Donlan retires

They have been merged I would think because the original thread was running about 16 hrs before you posted yours Lynda.

Morty has only gone for a month whilst there are no reserve team games planned.

Ian is Leigh through and through, good luck Ian .hope you keep the faith

Ian will be back. At the moment Donlan is first choice and rightly so as he's been in great form so far this season. No harm in Morty going away on loan to play a few games at Haven, keep him on his toes and playing regular games at this level.

Someone made a good point about him playing his natural game and how recently his game has looked a bit restricted but if that's the coaches orders then what else can he do. I see him very much in the mould of Turley, a great support player and a great broken field runner with space in front of him, he just needs a bit of confidence in taking the line on because he has the speed and step on him to make a break. Safe as houses under a high ball and his defensive skills will come with time and experience.

I think it's safe to say, that Millward knows what he is doing with the lad. We should trust his judgement.