IMO neither of these two should have played so many back to back games, but they have and they have not lets us down.



Frankies overseas so he must be far better and bordering on world class.

no need to be bitter





although on a serious note why do some always look for a scapegoat , kyle will learn as the seniors will develop him into a much brighter prospect .



dont forget that about 13 years ago we told Peacock that he would never make the grade

Now at last someone starting to talk sense..... We have signed him from the NRL therefore he must be a superstar!

Not just us, even Bradford at the time didn't think much of him.

I've seen him play plenty of times since he was a schoolboy at Endeavour High and playing juniors for the Roosters.

I was taught if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all.

Whats the verdict on FW then, do you think he'll fit in and what are his strong/weak points.



Ta.

I think that Bibb is our weakest forward, but he his doing his job.

He has always been a wide running lock/2nd rower.

He is tall and has decent ball skills but hasn't got a real high workrate.



Hard to predict how successful he'll be but if any coach can take his game to new heights it's JK.

May well be true Josh, but we get a decent effort from him and he's put his body on the line for us when we needed it.

Don't know if it is just me but the thing with Bibb is that he looks quite lazy. Other young players from other clubs and Pitts etc. seem to be full of energy. Young forwards do struggle and get knocked back in most tackles but Bibb doesn't seem to run with the energy to get knocked back. Mabe this is all down to his size but in the Cas game he looked a different player, in attack and defence, why can't he play like that more often.

Cast your mind back to last year. Bibey was getting some real stick and was considered the weakest forward. His hit ups looked lazy and he often stopped as he approached the defensive line.



This season he was a different player; taking the ball up at full pelt, deftly offloading to supporting colleagues and slipping quick passes out creating gaps. Bibb, other then a few dropped balls, did OK today and looked a little more lively when running the ball up. He will improve with time and unfortunately that is not something, as supporters, we give to young players. If he’s not James Graham or Sam Burgess then he’s no good.

Well said.