1. Locke
2. Ben-Jones-Bishop
3. Sau
4. Mason Caton-Brown
5. Greg Johnson
6. Chase
7. Dobson
8. S. Taylor
9. Liam Hood
10. Lama Tasi
11. Harrison Hansen
12. Weller Hauraki
13. Gareth Hock
14. Theo Fages
15. Carl Forster
16. Jordan Walne
17. Tony Puletua
18. Adrian Morley
19. Jason Walton
20. Andrew Dixon
21. Brad England
22. Niall Evalds
23. Jon Ford
24. Matty Gee
25. Kieran Gill
26. George Griffin
27. Josh Griffin
28. Matt Groat
29. Tommy Lee
30. Luke Menzies
31. Adam Walne
32. Darrell Griffin

Updated Salford squad after the Taylor signing looking miles stronger and faster than this year.

Fair points.

However, it may only be attractive to him because of his roots there. Hull, at the moment, is certainly no better a choice than Salford with regards to on-field attraction.

I'm not going to go into a slagging match about both Cities locales. That wont achieve anything. All I'll say is that the Clubs luxury housing at Salford Quays and its access to everything city centre Manchester has to offer, plus MK's dosh would be more of an attraction to most. Of course, all this is conjecture and I don't doubt that he sees himself going back home at some point. Twelve months is a long time and nobody knows the fortune of either Club in that time, or indeed, the lay of the land come the end of next season.

Both clubs are probably in a similar place on the field atm. But I'm sure players don't want to be playing in front of 4 or 5k every week, and the facilities at Hull are very good (I don't know what Salford's are like). I can't deny that there is a lot more going on in Manchester than Hull, but there are some very nice places to live in Hull and the East Riding. Despite what the media often say it's not just council estates and blocks of flats.

Add Dudson to that list he'll be signing soon.

I just returned to Hull after 5 years away and it has changed massively for the better, with a lot of money being invested and the city of culture it really is a city on the up.

Still a really cheap place to live, he will be able to get a much better house for his money than Manchester.

Saints Squad confirmed...

1. Jonny Lomax,
2. Thomas Makinson,
3. Jordan Turner,
4. Josh Jones,
5. Adam Swift,
6. Travis Burns,
7. Luke Walsh,
8. Mose Masoe,
9. James Roby,
10. Kyle Amor,
11. Atelea Vea,
12. Jon Wilkin,
13. Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook,
14. Alex Walmsley,
15. Mark Flanagan,
16. Lance Hohaia,
17. Mark Percival,
18. Luke Thompson,
19. Greg Richards,
20. Paul Wellens,
21. Joe Greenwood,
22. Matty Dawson,
23. Anthony Walker,
24. Jordan Hand,
25. Andre Savelio,
26. Lewis Charnock,
27. Dave Hewitt,
28. Jack Ashworth,
29. Olly Davies,
30. Matty Fleming,
31. Matty Fozard.

One to watch Andre Savelio.

Wigan just released their squad numbers.

1. Matty Bowen
2. Josh Charnley
3. Anthony Gelling
4. Dan Sarginson
5. Joe Burgess
6. George Williams
7. Matty Smith
8. Dom Crosby
9. Michael McIlorum
10. Ben Flower
11. Joel Tomkins
12. Liam Farrell
13. Sean O'Loughin
14. John Bateman
15. Iain Thornley
16. Sam Powell
17. Tony Clubb
18. Warriors Fans
19. Gil Dudson
20. Ryan Hampshire
21. Eddy Pettybourne
22. Dom Manfredi
23. Lee Mossop
24. Taulima Tautai
25. Larne Patrick
26. Logan Tomkins
27. Lewis Tierney
28. Ryan Sutton
29. James Greenwood
30. Rhodri Lloyd
31. Connor Farrell
32. Jamie Doran
33. Rob Lever
34. Oliver Gildart
35. Jake Shorrocks

1. Matty Russell
2. Rhys Evans
3. Chris Bridge
4. Ryan Atkins
5. Joel Monaghan
6. Stefan Ratchford
7. Richie Myler
8. Chris Hill
9. Daryl Clark
10. Ashton Sims
11. Simon Grix
12. Ben Westwood
13. Ben Harrison
14. Mickey Higham
15. Roy Asotasi
16. Paul Wood
17. Ben Currie
18. James Laithwaite
19. Anthony England
20. Gareth O' Brien
21. Ben Evans
22. Gene Ormsby
23. Gary Wheeler
24. Kevin Penny
26. Joe Philbin
27. George King
28. Toby King
29. Declan Patton
30. Tom Walker

Number 25 left unassigned.

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The best front row in Super League.

However inferior to Catalans in every other position.

And yet more nonsense spouted Jean.

Because the Cats have signed a World class talent in Carney does not make them a superior team to Warrington bar the front row.I expect they will push for top 4 but i still can't see them getting near the GF.Saints Wire and Wigan should be the 3 to seriously contest that, with Catalan at best a dark horse with Leeds and Huddersfield.Their coach isn't good enough imo and they still have to get more results on the road to get anywhere near.

Wakefield 2015 Squad Numbers

1. Craig Hall
2. Chris Riley
3. Dean Collis
4. Reece Lyne
5. Richard Owen
6. Jacob Miller
7. Tim Smith
8. Nick Scruton
9. Paul McShane
10. Scott Anderson
11. Ali Lauitiiti
12. Danny Kirmond
13. Danny Washbrook
14. Pita Godinet
15. Matt Ryan
16. Mickael Simon
17. Matty Ashurst
18. Dan Smith
19. Jon Molloy
20. Jarrod Sammut
21. Max Jowitt
22. Jordan Crowther
23. Lopini Paea
24. Tom Johnstone
25. Ian Kirke
26. Chris Annakin
27. Kyle Trout

One of the best front rows in Super League and though rather underrated our back line is pretty dangerous.

Our HB's were our downfall last year but GOB & Myler seemed to click. Be interesting to see if we try Ratch & Myler again since Ratch got the 6 shirt..

If Scott Dureau can regain his 2012 form then Catalans will have the best halves in Super League.

Michael Oldfield was one of the top try scoring wingers in SL in 2014. Villiami Sione Tonga was a State of Origin and Australian rep in the past. Vincent Duport is first rate, and if he is not in the centres (because Todd Carney needs the coddling familiarity of Benjamin Pomeroy at the start) then he will probably be chosen on the wing. Morgan Escare is one of the top 3 full backs in Super League and better than Matthew Russell.

The Catalans back row of John Zebolon Taia, Louis Anderson, Elliot Whitehead, Jason Baitieri and Gregory Mounis is equal to the best in SL, and certainly better than Warrington's. Catalans have two fine hookers in Ian Henderson and Eloi Pelissier, even though neither is quite as good as Darryl Clarke. Only in the props department are the Catalans thin in depth.

Thus my claim that Catalans team is superior to Warrington's still stands.

The only part of your posting that can be defended is your questioning of the quality of Catalans' coach.

As for the Catalans on the road performance, you have mysteriously overlooked their 2014 playoff victories against Leeds and Huddersfield on the road.

So who is talking nonsense?

In case this isn't rhetorical I'm going with YOU.