I would say that his attack in the opponent's 20 is pretty woeful, he doesn't look likely to make space for our centres and wingers or burst through the line. Then again this could be down to our structure as Zak only seemed capable of barging over until he went to Cas. His kick return is quite good but he could do with learning from Briscoe on taking the ball up from the PTB as he often gets held up and pushed back.

Overall though he has been very good for us and he's definitely exceeded most people's expectations of him.

I can't remember him busting a single tackle on kick returns. He also *never* joins the line on attack (might be a coaching issue because Hardaker rarely did either) and doesn't back play up in the middle of the field. At a time where fullbacks are meant to be a third pivot, he's pretty much the opposite. I don't think it's because he doesn't have attacking talent, but he really needs to get himself involved, can't afford to have nothing from attack in the 1 shirt.

He is also very young and 6 games in to first season as first choice and having played behind unsettled halfbacks.

Agree with Son of Headingley. Defensively he has been great but he offers nothing in attack. I feel like he taps the ball dead / gets tackled in the in goal area too often too but could just be me: I feel like he should make more of an effort to bring the ball out of the dead ball area. However, for the time being, I am willing to continue with him at full back and hope his attack improves with more experience. He seems to work very hard and appears quite skillfull so hopefully he shall improve.

Given how much more creative Hardaker looks after only a few months in a different set up, and that Golding was one of the best attacking players in his academy days, I wouldn't assume that lack of ability is the real issue.

The highlights I saw of him as a junior suggested he was naturally a half back in attack. If Leeds don't make use of that in bringing him into the line then its dumb coaching and/or dumb play.

I must have been watching a different team with a guy at full back with the same name

So.... Segeyaro made his debut from the bench on Saturday - was steady rather than spectacular.

And interestingly, when interviewed after the game, James Maloney commented that it was a bit weird when he was on pitch as he'd only had 1 proper session with them, so it felt like they had to make it up on the go when he was on..... I also saw a quote on one of the match reports saying he'd had the 1 session and the Captains run....

Maybe the few on here who claimed he'd been training with them all pre-season are right and it's all a big cover up from everyone involved, and they're just sticking to a well versed story.... Or maybe not...

What does it matter Superted......that ship has sailed. He's gone and we have an excellent replacement. Segeyaro......pphhhttttt.

Yep. He kept us up, now he's gone. So long and thanks.

I'd say it's a maybe not on that score but I'd rather the messenger hadn't been one James Maloney. An absolutely terrific player, truely world class, also has a wicked sense of humour though. Anyone who caught his one liner on the betting scandel last season on the Footy Show could attest to that.

His grilling with his partner on the footy show was good. Bar-B- Qing on your own made me giggle.

set up the first try v shudds chiming in the line.

Damn I really thought they'd come out and admit it and get themselves in trouble, no really.

You've even admitted yourself he was working out in Cronulla's gym. Do you really think he was doing his own separate thing or working to a fitness programme setup by their coaching staff? Last time I checked gym/fitness work was just as much part of training so don't really know why you're trying to argue this point.

Too true - just seen that. Good for him. Hope it's a sign of things to come.

Really does need to sort out his exit play though (from near goal line not getting pushed back & not crabbing across when bringing the ball back)