I don't think that Cudjoe has really proved himself to be top flight yet, but he certainly has that potential. Sometimes he can be a game winner, sometimes he can be very poor. It's all about confidence with him. Just look at the try he bombed v Leeds last week...an absolute sitter, turned the game. Yet this is the same lad who backed himself under pressure & came up with the play that knocked Wire out last year. Just can't weigh him up sometimes, but I like him & am glad he plays for us.

he made the pass, brough dropped it??

Yep, brough could have taken it, but would have been taken down anyway- but I said at the time he should've kicked it!
However easy to see when your watching! Not knocking him!

It looked a poor pass from where we were. But a different angle may tell a different story.

Also, saying he lacks confidence in himself sometimes isn't knocking him. It's stating a fact based on some of his performances. I did write that he has potential and that I like him. How is that knocking him?

was way forward anyway from cudjoe

...........must be contageous!!
after all -we played Leeds twice in a short time!!

It looked to me like Brough wanted it kicking in,which is why he was in a poor position to pass to and take the pass

yeh i thought cudjoe had the option to kick aswell with no full back and 3 on 1

A neat kick can be great to watch but in the situation like last week the ball should be passed 100% of the time IMO. Brough had a free run to the line.

totallt agree. In a situation like that you have to pass as it is a far safer option than a kick. All Brough had to do was catch it and it was a walk in. i know it was forward but did Bentham actually give the forward pass or only the knock on?

Basically, Brough made a couple of howlers, but also made some astounding plays

That's Broughy!

In all seriousness, he's looked a bit flat and out of sorts since he came back from injury; I wonder if he's fully recovered?

Either way, he's a class act - we've never been the same since he left WTW.