It amazes me how much we talk up young players like Ainscough, who is nothing more than solid at this stage. His finishing is good, so far, but he's a world away from the superstars you see come through in the NRL every season. He is already losing his hair, he'll be bald by 23.

MUNGO shows a lot of promise, but he is still in the honeymoon period were opposition coaches havent worked out what his weaknesses are.



One they have done he will be tested.



Already it has been noted that he is poor dealing with kicks.

As time goes by people will see how is defence is and his stamina

He doesnt seem great with kicks at all, the more this shows up the more the opposition will use it against him, he be the next penny.

Agreed everyone but those who matter could see it was forward and for what it's worth, I'm of the opinion his knee was as much on the touchline as Wello's was on the deadball line.



My first post on here BTW

welcome !









but i think it was a try

All the Leeds Rhinos players over the last week unfortunately.

I think they are just tired, which is understandable

We looked tired against against Wigan. Leeds can't really used the tired excuse, Bradford played in the sun in France, which will have been exhausting too.

I think its a result of not having many good wingers about. He does look promising, although it is too early to make a proper judgement.



However if people on here are going to rave about Armstrong after a pretty ordinary performance then it makes sense that Ainscough is going to get more of a fuss made over him.

He would have no time to train for rugby the amount of media training you would have to send him on. You can't make a silk purse out of a sows ear!

His physique and running style is just like watching Jason Robinson





A few holidays in the Caribbean and he could look like him