I suppose you're not going to see much in a 20 year old half with a limited number of SL games, certainly not one at Trinity.



I guess I'm just disappointed that Trinity have chosen to take the first opportunity to take advantage of the apparent increase in the non-fed limits, particularly as one the reasons Agar was chosen as coach was because of his record of bringing through youngsters into the first team (which was a dubious claim to make in the first place).

Goulding is willing to prove his worth to the club by playing for nothing, in the hope of getting a contract.

You can see what you are getting.

He could have just sat at home waiting for a championship team to pick him up, or let his agent play silly buggers with a stupid contract demand.

He may not be the finished article but their are not many young British stand offs about, maybe it's that he is in a Wake side that always seems to be pushing uphill all the time that makes him look average.

Siejka sounds like a good player but got homesick in NZ, we need players all pulling in the same direction, with some passion.

Agree, in the limited games I saw him play last year he did ok. His kicking game alone was better than any other player at the club. He's a young lad who needs games to improve. Hopefully he gets the chance. I imagine he'll be the back up for when Sykes gets injured or Godinet needs a rest. That is unless Washbrook is switched to the halves again.

Is there any record of RA bringing through youngsters, maybe i'm wrong but i don't see that and lets remember who came out with that line.



Would like to see Goulding given a chance but have not seen enough of him yet, if as someone else said he's training and playing in an attempt to earn himself a contract then good luck to him.

Harry has put is bike up for sale 40k on twitter moving sale he calls it his chrome horse

Think agars record of not bringing youth through was one of the reasons most hull fans didn't like him, when he left the likes of crooks, line ham and shoul got their chance admitted because of injuries to star players,but Mr agar as here seems reluctant to take a chance on bringing through young untried players

They would probably get slagged off on here as usual any way,it's a no win situation for RA,all ready been mentioned for adding young ones to the squad on here,adding overseas players.good job he dos'nt take it on board he'd end up as daft as us.

Daft as you, see you at Post office road

Even sadder that the balance of probability is that he will be a better player. That's why coaches go there, not for the twang!

Will do.

Technically he may be the superior player, but will he be a better player for Trinity? One guy is on a month by month rolling contract trying to prove his worth to the club, the other got homesick in New Zealand.



Anyhow it seems he's on his way so I'll just have to stomach it. I hope he has a blinding season.

Have to laugh,



If all our Aussies vary between decent and good we will be top 8 and few of you will give a monkey's as to what accent they have. However should our youngsters prove their worth and push them for places that's the icing on the cake. It's not the fault of the Aussies that at every level they are better than us and in such quantity, so it's up to our youngsters to prove they can match them and give Agar the confidence to pick them.



The opposite and equally possible scenario is that our imports and our youngsters both stink - then we will have a real problem

Yes he will be better for us because he will simply be a better player even if he is homesick - it's sad but true, and frankly with P&R there is no longer the chance to prove the theory wrong.



P&R is the problem not Agar - as I keep saying it's an utter disaster waiting to happen.

He wont be much good if five games into the season he wants out.



Trinity still had a shed load of imports without P&R, although I agree with your point about it likely to get worse because of its reintroduction.