Still got a big role to play this season.



He's missed ten games so far but is scoring a try every 2 games which is a decent strike rate.

Sorry to see him go.

He hasn't fulfilled his potential yet and thats why I would have kept him.

Unfortunately it seems like he doesn't get on with a couple of our other players so maybe its best for both parties that he departs.

I'll be sorry to se him go tbh, I love the way he plays the game, always hunting for a big shot and chipping in with a good few inportant tries along the way. Very nice bloke too. Good luck Louis and thanks for the excitement.

That is utter rubbish

Sad to see him go, always rated him as a player (or should I be saying that he's lazy now that he's leaving?).



I'm sure that Trent will be just as good if not better though.

Fair comparison that JWP. If he is getting better money elsewhere for his services then that is fair enough, I certainly wouldn't want us to pay over the odds for a player like him as he is replaceable. Although I've got to admit I will miss the toughness and bits of biff he brings to the side. The bustling runs complemented with a reasonable amount of aggression he had in his game was important to us at times, he is a tough competitor and I've never seen him take a backward step during his time with us and in time I could of seen him potentially develop into a prop forward if he put more bulk on him, he [icould [/iof been a good replacement for Morley/Carvell in future years. Saying that as second rowers come he was ideal to our style of play as he has a decent offloading game and has good hands for a forward (played at Hooker in the past). However he was prone to odd error and shooting out the line, but generally if he made a mistake you knew a good shot/run was only on the horizon. Under Tony Smith he really came on leaps on bounds like a lot of our players, his performances become more and more impressive and he cemented his position in the side especially since Smith took over in 2009. One of his most memorable moments was his try last year against Catalans in the semi final of the Challenge Cup he was on fire that day and grabbed a couple of quality tries.



This year though he has struggled with injuries and missed quite a lot of game. If you would of said to me "Who would play more games for us this season Solomona or Landerson?" I would say Landerson every time. And while Grix has managed to stay fit and plug away in that left second row position Grixys performances have been very impressive this year, along with the signing of Trent Waterhouse, so I'm not too disappointed about Landersons departure as we have good cover. Good luck Louis Anderson and all the best, thanks for the memories.

I think that Louis Anderson has a lot of impact on opposing teams later on in games as it seems they cant cope with his style of play, he takes the ball in hard/very hard as default and hits just as hard as anyone on the field. Players just seem to become drained by the hits and runs he doles out to them.



I am quite dissappointed he's moving on as I think he is only gonna get better, will be interesting seeing him collide with our big hitters in games next year. Not sure where the rumour of him not getting on with others in our team has come from? Think its just pure rubbish personally.



Good Luck to him and all the best. Leaves us with loads of great memories from where i'm standing.

I have really rated Louis Anderson at Wire but having watched some one Penrith's games recently Trent Waterhouse is a big improvement on Louis, he drives the ball in hard and is always looking for the offload great attacking player will fit in well into your current set up.

Really sad to see Louis going. Think he would get a lot better over the next couple of years, as hes only just 26. I absolutely love the Andersons ( even though it has a lot to do with them being easy on the eye

) and I for one will miss Louis

He'll miss you too Woody

Remember that tackle on Bailey early on in last year's CC Final that Mathers gets all the raps for? It was Louis who stopped him scoring.