Are you saying that AG and JE have bought a shirt company?

What a joke!!! Matty Wildie is one of the best young HALFBACKS in super league and we keep playing him at 9. He has huge potential and the sooner we move lee back to 9 and interchange with rinaldi who is looking tired(i am not surprised) and play wildie with jeffires the better we will see matty go. The signing of Gareth Moore would be a kick in the teeth to Matty as was the young warrington player we signed. Matty has waited and proved his worth in the lower grades and its time this season to let him express himself at 7, if gareth comes and and it pushes wildie straight out its a disgrace. Wildie is a wakefield lad through and through and the club should be looking to build a team around him for the next ten years. The signing of Gareth Moore would simply to me signal the clubs expectation at losing it's super league status.

I get your point but then how do you explain Hickey? A lot of mixed messages from the club at the moment.

Totally agree with this Wildie needs a start at 7 for me, and move TL to interchange hooker...



P.s. Im not Mattys agent

Would it be really? Would it really be a 'disgrace'?? Or more a misjudgment in your opinion? Strong word disgrace. One over used by people who are never seen until there is something to moan about and then everything is all of a sudden a 'disgrace'. Seems to me your reaction is completely over the top and in reality whilst it may be disappointing for wildie, even if we accept him as a very good talent I couldn't class the decision a 'disgrace'

If he is joining us, I would of thought because he's only 21 and never played a SL game and never trained full time, he will have to prove himself and if he looks better than what's already here, he'll get a chance.

I don't get this problem, that some people have, about signing new players and getting all bent out of shape because it might stop another player already here, from getting game time, but that's what it's like at all SL clubs, you make competition for places and the cream should rise. Especially at a club like ours, who already don't have enough players for key position, leading to players playing out of position and if we get a injury crisis, good help us.

As far as I am aware regardless of contract length. If you lose your super league status the player would become free to move anyway so whether it's 1 year or 2 inevitably it would result in the same outcome. I know this from Alot of cAs contracts 3 years ago. It's basically a safety net for the player.

I know, but if SL is such a lost cause why bother.

No I'm not disagreeing with you, just saying really. I mean in all honesty no NRL were jumping around after him so IF not when(before anyone Slags me off) he might be willing to play championship rugby. I mean brough did n a Aussie legend in Dave Peachey. If the money is offered the player is going to stay.

I'll just reiterate what I said earlier in the thread,







In the end the impact on Wildie depends largely on Wildie himself and partly on the man management of the situation by the coaching staff.

Good as he may be I think you are over the top saying he is one of the best young half backs in super league. He plainly is not.

It's a theory that's working for Brian McDermott. The good one who coaches Reading FC. Picks players on form and performing well in training and it's seen them on a great run of form. Too many passengers in the past have got games on name and not form.