"Peacock really turned up yesterday and fair play to him but I wouldn't want him at wakey as he is at the very end of a distinguished career. "


Weren't some of us saying same about Ali, last year ?

Pace in RL isn't what people think, and we don't lack it.

Fox and Cockayne are pretty much as fast as Hall and the other lad in a foot race. What they don't get is the space and the service. Offiah was never the fastest player in RL but his natural ability to anticipate and the service of a brilliant team made him look like Mr Bolt himself. Neither Fox or Cockayne have a true wingers instinct nor do they get the service Leeds offer, but they are fast and most of the time do a bang up job.

One of the fastest winger I ever saw at Wakey was a lad called Gary Christie and his try tally was 2 in a season if I recall - one because he was hardly ever in position and two he was in a poor team.

Pace for me is not the issue.

Amor got through as much.

Remember Christie well, very fast didn't he end up at Bradford after us? Paul Sampson was probably the fastest weve had and he had no service either, kicked over once for him v Bradford away I think then neglected that tactic for the rest of the season. If he'd have Played outside sol and domic he would have bagged 25+ tries

Lynsay Rotherforth could shift.

Fast Wingers: KEITH SLATER in late 60s-early,70s or ? Dave Barrends ( black south African guy ) in 70s

Justin Ryder could shift

What's wassail sovatabua doing these days? That guy could score a try or two

Think he's at Sheffield Eagles.

Think wazza is still playing in the amateur game

Gutted but very proud

Unbelievable to win 8 on the bounce and make the playoffs - we'd all have taken that mid season and prob would again next season

And let in a few.



What a nightmare our wing defences used to be with him on one side and Neil Law on the other.