LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Can see maybe 2 or 3 leaving and the same number being signed. Wouldn’t be surprised to see Cracknell, Cronin, Cokasigina and Carter leaving and a Loose Head, No 8 and centre signing.
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Blimey! Are people leaving in alphabetical order? We might hang on to Weise for a bit then.
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Cronin back to Munster, I’d seen rumoured?
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
With Carnduff coming in and doing well on Friday night, I was wondering what has happened to Lewis Chessum and Rob Carmichael. Are they injured or fallen behind Carnduff in the pecking order
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Rugbygramps wrote: ↑Sun Jan 28, 2024 11:00 am With Carnduff coming in and doing well on Friday night, I was wondering what has happened to Lewis Chessum and Rob Carmichael. Are they injured or fallen behind Carnduff in the pecking order
Carmichael I think might have been injured he wasn't in the Uni of Nottingham squad last weekend and he's one of their vice captains.
That being said I think Carnduff is rated massively so might be ahead of them regardless, but feel he will grow into a 6 as he gets older. He's who I have earmarked as Hanro's eventual replacement
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Totally agree re Carnduff.
One of my reasons for asking is that if Carter leaves, we could potentially be without Chessum, Martin and Henderson during any international window, leaving lock stocks very thin unless they are developing. Understanding that both are still young
One of my reasons for asking is that if Carter leaves, we could potentially be without Chessum, Martin and Henderson during any international window, leaving lock stocks very thin unless they are developing. Understanding that both are still young
Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
There shouldn’t be many clashes with international matches going forward although it depends on the detail in the hybrid contracts
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Carnduff looked completely at home v Quins, I'd have no problem exposing him to more minutes ahead of Carter, and Rogerson/Cracknell if 6 is in his skillset.
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Completely agree re Carnduff as a 6, his loose play and lineout work were all up to speed. He needs to bulk up a little but I hope he becomes a specialist 6
Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Carnduff, in my opinion, is along way ahead of our other youngsters as he has a far better all round skill set and, I hope I don’t curse him by saying this, from what I’ve seen of our other youngsters like young Chessum, Carnduff is the only one of those that can hold onto the ball consistently in the line out, in open play and rucks and mauls.
What we really need is for Martin, Chessum and Henderson to stay relatively fit!
Personally I think we could do with signing another lock like Martin, great tackler and massive push in the scrum.
What we really need is for Martin, Chessum and Henderson to stay relatively fit!
Personally I think we could do with signing another lock like Martin, great tackler and massive push in the scrum.
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Carnduff was busy in the tackle. Quietly impressive. Love to see more of him.
Let's not forget that we were all just as excited about Illione before one disappointing game against Exeter.
Let's not forget that we were all just as excited about Illione before one disappointing game against Exeter.
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Carnduff to captain England U20's in the telegraph.
"If you want entertainment, go to the theatre," says Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill. "Rugby players play the game to win.15/1/21.
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
I think that was announced when they played the recent friendlies
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Re: LEICESTER TIGERS 2023/24 - Crocodile McKeller: Men at Work
Very true. Carnduff just seemed so comfortableCrumblingTerrace wrote: ↑Sun Jan 28, 2024 4:44 pm Carnduff was busy in the tackle. Quietly impressive. Love to see more of him.
Let's not forget that we were all just as excited about Illione before one disappointing game against Exeter.