So, it doesn't seem like the rumour mill is running in over drive about this over there. Either the Sharks, their target and his club are very good at being covert or it's been a pie in the sky article in the Aussie rag.

I'll keep watching though

Thanks again folks

Jordan Turner.

It was a try that showed how bad leeds defence is especially at the end of matches, however it was good strength to get through the tackle and good pace at the end to score under the posts but he wouldnt have scored that try against Wigan, a team with a good structured defence!!

It was good try but nothing more, there will be plenty better by the end of the season.

I really hope that you're joking.

Depends what you would class as a big game. As a Hull player I suppose he doesn't get too many opportunities to play in cup finals or play off games but he always does something special in the derbys and usually saves his big performances for the better opposition.

Young? - Tick
Off contract? - Tick
Centre? - Tick
One of England's best? - I would argue again, tick.

There really aren't many decent English outside backs off contract at the moment.

In the three years Jordan has played at Hull he has maybe only have a handful of decent games. He earned himself a chance of a new contract earlier this season with some good displays but since his hat trick against Hull KR has done very little. In fact almost seems like he is counting the days down til he moves to St Helens.

He'll be a good SL centre when fully developed but he should never step foot in the NRL, his defense just isn't good enough.

its rhys evans at warrington

I don't see how you can argue that. Over his time with Hull he's generally been naff. He had a great 6 or 7 games near the start of this season, but the rest of the time he's not shone at all.

He's a strong guy - he can push off some tacklers and e backs himself near the opponent's tryline, but his defence if very poor. Shoots out of the line a lot but usually does not make a good tackle, and positioning isn't very strong which regularly leaves his winger exposed.

The fact that Tony Martin is higher in the pecking order than Turner at Hull should tell you a lot about him.

leaves the line on a regular basis and misses his man, leaving his winger to face 2 attackers and an inevitable try, tick

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