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Looks like Sir Kev will be doing a couple of spells at 9, bringing Sutty back should give us the cover at half back...

Why are they not saying what his medication is for?

I'd suggest a reasonable guess would be that the medication involved is a proscribed substance preventing the player from being employed in his usual on field capacity.

Very interesting , if not intriguing .

Probably because it's none of our f******g business.

That's a bit of a blow. Shame for the lad.

Quite agree - The guy clearly has a fairly major clinical issue that's being treated and he deserves his privacy .

Really disappointing for Paul, he's really settled in well, and brought another edge to us, but this is how it goes nothing we can do about it.

I'd like to see ward from the 19s given ago, but like its already been mentioned, burrow will start at 9 and Sutty on the bench, and when brought on, Kev will move to 9 IMO

Bitter blow is that, fairly huge I'd say.
We want to be much better than last season and with Aiton that was huge step towards that.

Not really. There are plenty of medecines required to treat legitmate illnesses that are on the proscribed anti-doping list. If Aiton needs to take one of those for a while, and consequently can't play, then despite Billy's predictable insinuations everyone is behaving correctly.

Oh yes I never thought of that.I just that a persons medical condition is private

Shame. If he feels well then maybe he won't lose too much fitness.

Disappointing news but if it is for no longer than 3 months at least he'll be back and good to go for the business end of the season.

Wouldn't mind seeing Robbie Ward get a bench spot in one or two games, obviously depends on the opposition. Maybe this week as he'll stand a chance of minutes against one of the lower teams.

Or he could have something such as shingles which requires a three month dosage to clear and people with it are advised to to play contact sport as it can be passed by contact.