Agreed , but it has been a slow start by a number of"senior players" who need to up their game with the younger players snapping at their heels. But it is a positive that we have options coming through. I think one of the senior players paying the price of a poor performance may be the incentive needed to shake the tree. cullimore in the reserves at hooker certainly poses an answer to Speed up service......the pass to JWH before he scored was a classic of just how slow can you get. The soup had gone cold by the time he got it.!

Six - four drop outs, two penalties.

I don't know whether it's the kit, but so many players look out of shape. Huge backsides and our stand off has the biggest belly this season I have seen. Good for rolling in the mud. Hope fitness plans are in place for the forthcoming dry tracks.

Super League diet plan vs Part time fitness regimes?

A fair few have noticed muzza this year

I was probably the first,but apparantly he's the fittest player at the club.(though his effort to prevent Sheffield's 2nd try would suggest otherwise).I take a very dim view of coaches allowing players to carry xtra weight from preseason particularly like in this season where every little advantage we can tweek is needed.Having said that I thought Barber was way overweight,but his performances so far suggest it's bulk rather than flab.

Poor old Morgan Punchard has been trying to bulk up but his high carb meals allegedly have been going missing ........perhaps it was the guy who came second in all the fitness tests in 2014 ! Whatever you do though don't confuse speed and fitness folks! HIllarious.