The reports that I read said that Morgan Escare inspired the Wakefield team. The man is a brilliant attacking player. Why can't you admit that?

Yet he's surplus to requirements at Wigan and can't budge Englishman Hardaker from the #1 shirt or even warm the bench and come on as an impact sub? He's average at best, but because he's not British, you'll carry on with your criticism of all things Pomie

Dropped the ball on our 1st set Escare did...lol

Cannot deny he's brought some impetus with him though, he might not be a World beater but he's a pretty decent fit, that's how we like them, he's a cog fitting straight in and being more than effective.

You appear to have missed my question (just after the bit about the utterly inept French display yesterday doing exactly the opposite of saving Wakefield's bacon) about when was the first time the French saved Wakefield's bacon, because you used the word "again".

I'm sure you could enlighten us.

The efforts of Julien Rinaldi???

Patrick Entat had a mare against us for Hull in 1991

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Julian Rinaldi left in 2011 happier than when he joined Trin

He couldn't care less about French RL, I doubt he even knows they've got their own league. He goes fishing, and we all take the bait.

The performances for Wakefield Trinity of the following French players:

Olivier Elima during 2003-2007, (87 appearances, 13 tries),

Julien Rinaldi in 2002 (3 appearances, 1 try) and 2010-11 (34 appearances, 5 tries),

Mickael Simon during 2015-16 (49 appearances, 14 tries).

The try scoring ability of the French forwards, particularly Mickael Simon, was exceptional and phenomenal.

Great you have found out how to Google. Now when did you last attend a home game for a French team.

Care to share some of your photos of such an event.

Lol

I know that it's wrong to give one of the trolls any additional oxygen but, Escare was exceptional yesterday.
Great running and elusive skills but, also, a great hand off and put a few KR players on their backsides.

However, he was not alone.
After an excellent first half, where the HT score (14 - 10) really flattered KR, Trinity, with some excellent defence and strong running just wore rovers down and with a second half of 24 0 and with a completion rate over 90%, Trinity were comfortable and deserving victors.

I hope that KR manage to stay up and wish them well for their remaining 3 fixtures

Tension pre kick of was palpable, with both sets of fans feeling the strain and again, credit to both sets of supporters who behaved impeccably and observed the minutes silence superbly well, you could have heard the proverbial pin drop.

As for Trinity, a huge step towards super league survival and relief that our fete is still very much in our own hands.

So over the period of 20 years in SL those are the three players who saved Trinity







Ok



PS the Simon one is especially hilarious, a walking penalty machine who gave a try away for everyone he scored

Nope, that isn't what you meant, and you know it. You could ask any Wakey fan to name three players who have "saved Wakey's bacon" over the last 20 years and none of those players would get a mention. I rated Elima but he was never our best forward in those years (why would he be, when you've got the likes of David Solomona and Gareth Ellis in the pack). The other two? Average squad players we haven't missed.

I think you've shown your 'arris and have been madly googling trying to save it.

I miss Rinaldi - he foresaw the beard zeitgeist many years in advance, and made Wakefield a focal point of hipster cool before we even knew what it was.

I'm going to be disloyal here and suggest Tyrone McCarthy was the first. Rinaldi just went for the scruffy mess. McCarthy went for the sculptured Ned Kelly look.

How has Tangata been?

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I'm sorry Slugger, but you're quite wrong; the man was a hirsute icon of pogonological style - way ahead of his time.

Nah. For true hipster, it has to just out at the chin and be trimmed to a neat wedge. His beard, although well-groomed, is just "not shaving", tardiness on a par with the Catalans performance on Saturday.

Oh dear, oh dear oh dear oh dear. Missed this one.
And You could have had a spelling field day with FREDERIC BANQUET Trinity 1997.

Not SL I'm afraid, but there was a French winger called Sylvian Houles, I mean he was a legend NOT!

They don't have to admit anything until you prove otherwise, do you have a copy of the report?

Is that where you have a beard and a suit jacket one size too small ?

Checked, of course, with trousers too tight over polished brown Chelsea boots. But hey, they're individuals, not sheep, right.

Presently coaching Tourlouse

He went very well on Sunday.
Certainly not shy of doing some graft

Tangata Key stats
A massive 28 tackles with no misses.
6 drives average 11 metre gain.
No errors but gave away 1 penalty.

A decent afternoon's work !