He was never good enough for a decent Super League side. Because of his height, or lack of it, opposition targeted him with bombs and scored with ease. He was never a Jason Robinson who’s skills made up for the lack of height. More a Shaun Ainscough.

Quote ="Kwik Fertle"He was never good enough for a decent Super League side. Because of his height, or lack of it, opposition targeted him with bombs and scored with ease. He was never a Jason Robinson who’s skills made up for the lack of height. More a Shaun Ainscough.'" You just reminded me of Shaun Ainscough and his match-winning assist (for the wrong team): https://youtu.be/C4cg1_07XpU

Quote ="Kwik Fertle"He was never good enough for a decent Super League side. Because of his height, or lack of it, opposition targeted him with bombs and scored with ease. He was never a Jason Robinson who’s skills made up for the lack of height. More a Shaun Ainscough.'" You just reminded me of Shaun Ainscough and his match-winning assist (for the wrong team): https://youtu.be/C4cg1_07XpU

Chris Riley was first choice for five seasons, Rhys Williams and Gene Ormsby got a couple of seasons between them as starters and he brought back Kevin Penny who also had a couple of seasons.

Which home grown winger do you think should have had more games and which one do you think should have been in ahead Chris Hicks or Joel Monaghan?

Williams looked to have a bit of talent but was bone idle and just seemed apathetic with no get and go

Chris Riley was sent to London, and I still (and probably always will) think Penny was badly mishandled. Ormsby was always a makeweight. I’m not saying any would have been ahead of Hicks or Monaghan. But may have been ahead of Russell. Strange how Evans and Russell were allowed to be average without being dropped but those wingers weren’t.