Ive been on here long enough to realise that alot of users look at Wakey with red,white and blue tinted glasses. I, on the other hand speak as i see.
Disagree if you want, but i never know which Tim Smith will cross the white wash, and to be blatantly honest i dont think Agar or Smith himself does.

dont know how he gets in our 17 i would loan him out to South Wales but he would not get a game

Me neither be surprised if he gets in the team tomorrow with the way hes been playing! Hopefully Leeds will realise this!

Re-signing players who were thought not good enough previously is a sign of club lacking in ambition.
If Leeds have any ambitions of becoming a top 4 club, they should stay well clear.
No way would he fit their style of play. Don't be fooled by a couple of OK performances against his former club. I've never even seen him challenge a refereeing decision.
I'd expect a fans' revolution in Leeds if they take Amor back. You have been warned.


... now I think about it, Leeds fans do tend towards the revolting.

Spot on.

I genuinely wasn't trying to have a dig at Smith BTW, and agree that if anything SL halfbacks tend to be able to run around and have no passing or kicking game. My point was that the best halfbacks can run, pass and kick (I find it astonishing that SL hasn't produced a single British player who can do all 3 to a reasonable level).

Smith's problem in the NRL was that without a running game, his passing and kicking tended to be predictable and easy to defend because defenders knew that was all he would do. That was probably why he was so frustrating to watch as he got older, because for most young halfbacks the kicking and passing are harder skills to master, and Smith had the full range of both from the start of his NRL career.