Baked Beans Bogie. I hear he picks and flicks between his opinions and farts around too much

At this moment he is worth 2 more years but could depend on Halletts progress he's a shoe in to make it all being well and if CC thinks he could be starting centre next year or 2017 then we might be best keeping salter on less wage than welham as stand in? Just my opinion but boudebza could be the same with Connor Robinson. Tho at this very moment both KW and JB are worth new deals.

I'm very very pleased for Welham. He's had to take a fair few knocks and has (eventually) come back better than ever.

I think that says a lot about his psychological approach to the game.

Sport at this level is, for me, ten per cent physical, forty per cent natural ability (I'll admit I'm just plucking this shizzle from the air, as all good salesmen say, it's merely for illustrative purposes) and fifty per cent psychological.

Barring disabilities most people on this board could get themselves as fit as a pro RL player. Some might even have the ability, but when the margins are so fine you have to have something in your brain that gives you that edge.

I think sprinting, the 100 metres is the purest form of sport. Usain Bolt has managed to harness, capture and train that part of his brain that allows him to fully exploit all his naturally given qualities and ability.

I am not comparing Welham to Bolt for the thicko's.

I have a Welsh mate who thinks that getting the sheep to jump straight into your wellies prior to a seeing to is the purest form of sport. For the purpose of fair comparison and also for the thicko's, I am not inferring that Welham Is Welsh or attracted to sheep bonking like most Welshmen.
That said he was psychologically out thinking and out performing Steve Michaels in the derby yesterday.

We are never going to get along.

That's because you have to admit you're wrong about the 100m

So, enlighten me as to what is.

I think this probably comes down to opinion, what I'm trying to (badly) illustrate is that I think that elite sport, whatever sport, is a about having and exploiting a psychological advantage.

I can't see purer expression of that than one person being able to simply run faster than another, but to be able to do that takes a myriad of complexities.

The bad news as far as you're concerned is that I agree with you on this, thereby meaning that we will get along fine.
That's why we're bringing in JP next year to pass on some winning psychology.

I thought usain was just a big sod who was really quick!!!!

Welham seems to have found his mojo again, I didn't think it would happen again but really pleased about it.

Rather strange.

Have you listened to any Dap Tone records yet?

You can just feck off.

Like Campo, Kelly and Lunt, Welham maybe needed a change of culture and personnel to rediscover his mojo. Playing alongside good players has helped raise his game and maybe Chezzie has managed to motivate him in a way that Sandercock never could by allowing the team more freedom of expression on the pitch.

No.Too busy writing crap on this forum.

Is it welhams testimonial next year if he gets another contract? If it is does it make some of his wage cap exempt?

You've gone all Phil Clarke tonight with random analogies, did that eclipse mess with ducks minds???