That's also true. I'm sure GH is hoping he does well and stays for the long term, but I do hope he has some kind of plan B as well.

No hope of him staying if he is lodging with Delaney.
I don`t think anyone sharing with him has stayed that long
On a serious note I agree that the main objective is to stop us getting relegated.
Anything else he does is a bonus.
It`s a difficult one for GH as planning for the future is out of his hands to some extent.
We could get relegated so half if not most of the team wont be there next season.
We could stay up but Segeyaro decides he wants to go back home just before the season starts and all the decent players are taken.
Or we could stay up and Segeyaro stays with us so any plan B is dropped.
Not many plan B hookers will wait around for something to happen IMO.
Until we know we have survived the drop there`s little we can do anyway.

He's improved, but not enough to justify his place in the squad. I know we didn't expect him to replace Peacock, as that's a mammoth task, but he doesn't play like an ex-international veteran forward.

Case and point, following the debacle from Leeds/Thaler in an attempt to go for 1, Widnes end up with the ball in their own 20. Cue Galloway racing up (from an offside position) to clobber Ah Van around the head on the first tackle. Widnes kick to touch, play their set, drop the goal, and win the game.

We can't put it all on Galloway, but that bone headed play at a critical stage of the game is not something that a 30 something NRL calibre forward should be doing.

If there were four better front-rowers at the club, you might have a point.

There aren't though. He's certainly playing better than Cuthbertson at the moment or Mullally previously.

Cuthbertson looks injured, I know he was never the most fluid mover, but he seriously looks waaaay off where he should be.