Exactly my point the only person who can't see what is seemingly obvious to others is Rogues.

MG
That's a good post.
We can't send him out on dual contract because of his age. IL has belief in him so maybe that's a reason for keeping him. At present he's in between a rock and a hard place. he needs games at top level. At some stage this season he will get them, and it's up to him how he goes.
If he falls over the line for four tries will he have been a success.

The reason I ask that is a lot of Ainscoughs tries last year came that way, and the consensus was that "he knows where the try line is".

Fair comment.

Then today on Pryce "my grandad could have score those tries"
I fail to understand the discrimination.

Nice troll on the leeds forum rogues.

My they're a tetchy lot over there

I don't troll.
I asked the question regarding their junior systems over a week ago.

Well. I can pick one difference without really having to think about it; that break he made down the left from our own line in the first half, where he was caught around halfway. Ainsy (or just about any other winger) would have gone all the way. With Pryce, he only scores the easy ones. Every Wigan player on the pitch was breaking tackles at will, except him.

Ainscough has NEVER scored a 70 yarder in all the time he was at Wigan.

Pryce should have gone on the outside, which is what I said earlier.

Oh and Josh Charnley is a better winger than either of them, something else I've been saying for over a year.

Yes he did IIRC. On his debut in fact.

Because Pryce is a First Team player with 60+ apps and probably on about 5x more than Thornley is?

No he didn't

Was his try vs Castleford not from 70 yards out when he sold the dummy along the touchline? Can't quite remember how far out it was.

No it wasn't.
It wasn't his debut game either

I don't think you watch the reserves / academy either do you?