Quote: jonh "No infact you were the first to mention Ainscough and the bulk of the last few pages of this thread are about who gets dropped if Amos plays.
As for your theory on pro players only being able to attack down one side and not selecting where to attack due to tactics and weaknesses in the oppositions team I feel you are one one being naive rather than us "fickle" Wigan fans, who are actually making a judgement call off the back of a players form when they have been in the same team over the last few weeks. If us fans are fickle you sir are simply ignorant.'"
This wouldnt be so funny if it wasnt coming from the person that shows absolutely no RL knowledge and basis his entire argument on more tries being scored on one side of the pitch than the other. Even other Wigan fans have said that Goulding was only at fault for one of the tries in the matches that you are talking about so your entire argument carries little weight. I was simply stating reasons why you cant look at it in such a simple way, this was one of many, and that you have to look further for the causes of tries rather than just blaming the other winger because you want to portray Pryce as a world beater. If the entire argument is that Pryce is in such good form because he has scored 8 tries and that is defence is better, and it infact isnt any different and that his side just hasnt been tested in the same way, then that argument becomes rather weak.
For what its worth I hope Pryce does become a world beater because he could be a very useful asset for England, especially no that he has already gotten Union out of his system. I have just not seen anything in him that makes me think he is going to fulfil that potential.
