Because his passing isn't up to it. That's why he was moved from the halves to the wing in the academy (he used to play 7 at one time)

You also change a part of the team that doesn't seem to have major issues in the hope it will fix somewhere else.

I think if Brett Kearney can prove is fitness to us he will be a massive improvement on what we already have in the backs no matter what position he plays.

If he can rekindle a fraction of the form he showed while partnering Peter Sterling at Parramatta it will be worth it.

Looks like an odd move, but then again Leeds have just signed Delaney from the Titans who has the hallmarks of being a bit of a plodder.

If the rumour is correct, perhaps it would be best to judge this guy when he turns out in Bulls colours. As an NRL regular you'd have thought he be at least better than Platt at FB and whatever passes for half-backs currently at your club

I'm unclear how anyone knows for certain what Brett Kearney will bring

I think one of those suitcases with wheels & a handle, which marks you out as possibly gay but lots of common sense.

Why only single out Halley who's passing isn't good enough ? It's not one the entire teams strong point atm.

I noticed on Sunday that Halley was often involved in the playmaking side of things.....more so than Sykes......hmmm

And to be fair he wasn't that hot either. His favourite pass seems to be the one he throws high over the opposing centre towards Nero - I'm sure it was intercepted once, maybe twice against Quins?

Because the question was being asked about playing him in a role that involves more passing than any other position except dummy half.

Had the same question been asked about 95% of the squad, I would say their passing isn't good enough to play 6.

I "singled out" Halley, because the person I responded to asked about Halley. It would have been a bit odd to respond with "Langley's passing isn't good enough to play 6" wouldn't it?

Sorry, I wasn't having a go, I realise it wasn't a direct comment from yourself. Suffice to say surely any pro rugby player should be able to pass a ball, it's a completely different proposition to have the "vision" to make the right pass at the right time. It's this vision that Halley lacks to be stand off

Reminiscent of Karl Pratt at HB.

In a good way?