If fit yes !

However well i thought McGoldrick and Griffin played at Salford (and they did play well) - both on the same side of the field in defence worry me. Didnt feel Salford threw too much at them, they will get found out at some point i feel. Will Grehan/Youngquest be the answer when fit (how good will Grehan be ?)and if so where does Goldy in particular fit in - wouldnt disrupt the forwards (he is a back) and Owen deserves his shot at full back (time will tell if he can link into the line and be a ball playing threat as well as a finisher). Goldy is too dangerous a player to leave out but i believe in a hooker and three forwards on the bench and i wouldnt drop Clark for anyone ???
Good position to be in - wish we had the same (look forward to the being in the same position) at prop.

Tbh our outside backs hardly touched the ball yesterday.
Griffin had a good game v salford.

We'll see the real griffin on firmer ground. Then we can judge.

Cas won't have as much possession, territory or opportunity in another game all season. That was an absolutely shocking performance, proving once again that we simply cannot grind out a win in a slow game. Instead of doing what we're good at, we get sucked into a scrap and come out of it with nothing. For once a referee actually clamped down on spoiling tactics against us and we offered nothing in response. Neither team will make the play-offs this season based on that game.

Yesterday was the worst game I think I have witnessed on all fronts, Cas and Bradford seemed to be trying to out do each other on the error count. Ref was watching a completely different game ( even got the chargedown rule wrong for both sides )

If either team plays as bad for the season then they Will end up bottom, That being said I will allow them the excuse of the conditions and see how we get on in the next 2 game.

Catalan and Wigan lol were doomed

Then Leeds...