Paul Crarey, coach of the BARROW RAIDERS, said, “We’ll give them a run for their money.” The promoted Roughyeds are one of the Championship’s biggest spenders, but Crarey is looking forward to the test. The teams also play in round three of the league on Sunday, March 9, at Barrow’s Northern Competitions Stadium. “If we make sure we are very much together, I think we are ready for the Oldham challenge,” Crarey said. “We can go there and give them a run for their money.” As amateur visitors Crosfields lost 86-6 in round two, the long-time coach was pleased with the merciless run on display.
I thought our ball movement was excellent. “It doesn’t matter who you are playing, to score 16 tries is outstanding. You have to be on it for the whole game.” “I said at half-time that we needed to get our mindset right to make sure we didn’t drop off, and we didn’t drop off,” he continued. “We scored 16 tries, and Brad Walker only missed five kicks, which in the conditions, was outstanding.” “I thought it was very good to knock them over from the touchline into the wind,” he stated.
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