@martin Stop been a drama queen just cos someone doesn't rate him is that an attack ?. I like many never rated him that's our prerogative. IMO (which I am entitled to on a forum) He is Paddy Flynn mark 2 who doesn't stay on his wing in defense. Who mentioned the Workie game ?.
Agree with defence point but that may not always be his fault as has to move in ....also on attack he is already turning inside into traffic as he collects the ball...never takes on opposite winger on the outside.....
OK he can get over to score close to line but not from further out.
Does catch and run ball out of defence reasonably well...but not as well as he used to and not any better than anyone else would do.
He knows his limitations and does what he can .......lack of any sort of speed is main problem now as he has got older what speed he had is going.
Never rated him......I think I joined that club after a Friday night game at Huddersfield when a 19 year old academy player on debut took him to the cleaners both on attack and defence.....well it was Jack Wardell
Would you rather have a winger like Ince or like the player opposite to him yesterday? Real speed and given space could score from distance.
There is no point in creating space for him unless close to line as he has no speed to take advantage. Hence the centres inside him either try an inside break or just drift and get what field position they can......and OK the bombed try was a difficultish take but note Taylor didn`t give him the chance to drop another,
@pauliewalnuts respect to anyone that goes. Ive got no chance of getting to Sheffield for 7.45pm, only get in from work at 6.45pm.
@cj91 Sergent for the final for me. Pace and natural try scoring ability.
@dan1 It would be a nice gesture if the Club could possibly screen the game for free, or something like the 1hr post game agreement for Widnes TV subscribers. I'm sure the subscribers wouldn't begrudge this, as it's the last away game of the regular season, and on an awkward Thursday night.
I'll enquire about it tomorrow.
Paulie xx
With 18 tries this season Ince is our best winger. Obviously he isn’t quick enough to go the length but he is effective as a Devereux/Ah Van style short range strength based finisher.
@dan1 It would be a nice gesture if the Club could possibly screen the game for free, or something like the 1hr post game agreement for Widnes TV subscribers. I'm sure the subscribers wouldn't begrudge this, as it's the last away game of the regular season, and on an awkward Thursday night.
I'll enquire about it tomorrow.
Paulie xx
Good luck with that, there's apparently nowhere for Widnes to film the game from...
@dan1 It would be a nice gesture if the Club could possibly screen the game for free, or something like the 1hr post game agreement for Widnes TV subscribers. I'm sure the subscribers wouldn't begrudge this, as it's the last away game of the regular season, and on an awkward Thursday night.
I'll enquire about it tomorrow.
Paulie xx
Good luck with that, there's apparently nowhere for Widnes to film the game from...
We will get smashed with a very weak squad, so i would rather not watch it to be honest. 😂
Correct James. You are going to struggle with BBC match commentary too.@dan1 It would be a nice gesture if the Club could possibly screen the game for free, or something like the 1hr post game agreement for Widnes TV subscribers. I'm sure the subscribers wouldn't begrudge this, as it's the last away game of the regular season, and on an awkward Thursday night.
I'll enquire about it tomorrow.
Paulie xx
Good luck with that, there's apparently nowhere for Widnes to film the game from...
I did ask the question, and James is right, we can't show the game until we receive the 'hard-drive from Sheffield. We than have to upload it, then it will be able to be viewed. It's not the fault of WV that Sheffield Eagles play their home games at the stadium that is a tad antiquated...
The club bought the Coach & Horses ground in Dronfield in 2001, which was previously the home of Norton Woodseats, a notable football team who reached the semi-finals of the FA Amateur Cup in 1939. It was the first time the club had owned its own ground. The ground has a capacity of just over 2,000 with 250 seats in the stand behind the southern goal.
Paulie xx