Moores missed tackles, errors and penalties are very high.

Mike Rush on the Radio the other night said Moore has a big future ahead of him a Saints.

That's somewhat to be expected of a player in only his second full season and playing more minutes than he ever has though. If he's attempting to be more creative, he's likely to make more mistakes.

He's not got that much more of a missed tackle percentage than that GB cert McIlorum (8.5% to 10%).

If those stats are the same in 2 years, then I'd be more worried.

Apparently KC is ready to sign but has heard nothing back from Mr Big yet

He'd sign tomorrow but he's still waiting

If true, good to see Mr Big weighing up the correct decision against the sentimental one.

Three excellent players - one near the end of his illustrious career, 2 past the induction stage and well established. See no reason why we can't manage one season, because KC really won't do another after one more, with all three. Moore as main 9, KC and Roby off the bench to either 9 or any other position which they are more than capable of covering. It's not an ideal situation but very workable.

I agree and i think he will be going the Sean Long route but into swift retirement.

here's what you do: Put Moore and Roby as hookers and KC as Meli's replacement on the wing

Here's something for you haven't picked up on:

Moore is under contract with Saints at what salary? He may end up not being that expensive for you next year if he is still on a fringe player contract.

Food for thought when totting up the Salary Cap and whether KC says on for another year.

i have it from a reliable sauce that after reviewing the video of kc's awesome 1 inch punch, don king has offered our very own king a boxing career, thus solving our selection problems next year

good article on sporting life www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... tlead.html "Hopefully if Keiron stays for another year I can learn from playing with him and try and establish myself in the side. "I've spoken to Keiron a few times during the year and I don't think he's decided what he's doing yet. "But he's a legend in his own right and can do what he wants after everything he's achieved in the game."

good article on sporting life www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... tlead.html "Hopefully if Keiron stays for another year I can learn from playing with him and try and establish myself in the side. "I've spoken to Keiron a few times during the year and I don't think he's decided what he's doing yet. "But he's a legend in his own right and can do what he wants after everything he's achieved in the game."

Beltin!