There is so little to play for, and quite candidly the way they are playing, points for wins will be very scarce. Surely the time has arrived when a few of the youngsters can be given a decent trial, and not the usual four minutes. Already Saints are giving try outs to reserves for half back places, and I note Wigan were not disgraced when they did a similar thing earlier in the season. I don't think anyone is proposing a large number of the youngsters playing, but surely now is the time to see test what appears to be the most promising of them a chance to show just what they can do.

Morrison in his blog certainly agrees

And precisely what I posted last week.

You lot are so behind

The play-offs are only a mathmatical possiblity now. We'd need the team to actually learn how to play RL at a proffessional level to have any chance of even getting close

If we make the play-offs we'd have to be one of the favourites to win it, as we'd go in with a massive winning run, ie every match from now to the end of the season. So we'd have some how learned to get rid of all the mistakes that we make to throw away matches we could win.

And we know our players only turn up if they are playing Leeds or Saints.

He has a point!

But a point which kind of contradicts itself.

If it only turns up when playing Leeds or Saints, we can't win the rest of our games.

It was only a matter of time before someone else spotted that...

The ones in bold don't even train full time.

We`ve got one player who doesn`t train at all doesn`t stop him from getting on the pitch.

And a whole lot more who train very well but do nowt on the pitch.

I think part of your problem with youngsters is that wnem Mcnarmara does have them on the bench he only lets them play the last ten minutes or so so effectivley you have a team of only 16?

It's good for their development, letting them have 4 mins, that is.

Ten minutes?!?!?

Let's not get carried away. That would be a bit much for them apparently.