With Paul Jackson the latest Tiger taking time out this season (below), head coach Terry Matterson has made another loan swoop in an attempt to cover the cracks in Cas' paper thin squad. This time it's Warrington's Mike Cooper who joins the club on a month long loan. Utility forward Cooper, 21, turned out for Wire's first team 19 times last season and was a try-scorer for them in their semi final cup win over Wigan. He's also won representative honours with the England U16 and U17 teams.
Matterson told the official site: "Mike is a big strong young forward who I feel can do a good job for us. We have lost Paul Jackson for around a month and with our previous injuries we have found ourselves a little short on numbers. Mike played in a cup winning side last year and has a fair bit of Super League experience so he is ready to go"
Let's hope Mike makes a similar impact to our other loan player Shaun Ainscough.
phil malone 09/09/2010 18:22 Think he's a good player... (not at all gay is he boyo?)
Stone Cold 09/09/2010 17:09 Youngquest... - Thoughts?
I think he's ok, but nowt to write home about
Stoke Bloke 09/09/2010 14:05 Thanx for the explanation Disco I can confirm thatI WAS THAT THICKY that didnt understand the rules.
Stoke Bloke 06/09/2010 02:38 Tell ya with all the gush from Sky and the help from the officials we wouldnt have won if saints had stayed in the sheds. dred proud great performance
phil malone 05/09/2010 11:12 Proud of the effort, 10 out of 10. Dodgy decisions early in season cost us (robins x2) etc
With Paul Jackson the latest Tiger taking time out this season (below), head coach Terry Matterson has made another loan swoop in an attempt to cover the cracks in Cas' paper thin squad. This time it's Warrington's Mike Cooper who joins the club on a month long loan. Utility forward Cooper, 21, turned out for Wire's first team 19 times last season and was a try-scorer for them in their semi final cup win over Wigan. He's also won representative honours with the England U16 and U17 teams.
