Have been told that Gleeson will have a starting number 3 or 4, Ratchford keeps number 6 and Holdsworth has got 7. also have been told that Gibson hasnt got a contract with us yet, not sure if this true about gibo though.

Ask him on Twitter. Straight from the horses gob.

[url=http://www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=18224Gibson signed a new 2 year contract in June[/url

fair enough i said my self i didnt think that was true

I'm starting to lose patience a little now. I'd like to see our squad on paper on the clubs website ? What's the hold up? All other clubs have there's up?

perhaps we have a signing in the pipeline and dont want to distribute the numbers till its sealed?

They've been distributed, I know 70% of them, I'd just like to see it in writing from the club.

The squad numbers are in yesterday's League Express.

1. Luke Patten
2. Jodie Broughton
3. Mark Henry
4. Chris Nero
5. Ashley Gibson
6. Stefan Ratchford
7. Daniel Holdsworth
8. Ray Cashmere
9. Wayne Godwin
10. Lee Jewitt
11. Vinnie Anderson
12. Phil Bailey
13. Stephen Wild
14. Matty Smith
15. Luke Adamson
16. Rob Parker
17. Iafeta Palea'aesina
18. Adam Sidlow
19. Ryan Boyle
20. Sean Gleeson
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22. Adam Neal
23. Mark Sneyd
24. Gareth Owen
25. Jack Spencer
26. Toby Adamson
27. Adam Clay

Ratchford back at stand-off and Matty Smith at interchange hooker then. I bet a few people will be happy with that.

I wouldn't be happy I'd rather Holdsworth play stand-off because he has the abilty to put players through gaps from first reciever. Quality half backs like DH always appear to have time on the ball before releasing it at the exact right moment. How ofter do you see a player make a pass too early because their focus has switched to thinking about taking a hit? Holdsworth to me seems calm headed and brave and he's prepared to take the impact of the tackle for the benefit of creating space for a teammate.

I know the scrum half and stand-off positions are more similar these days with one playing left and one right but I'd rather have Holdsworth creating attacking plays from scrum situations. (Rather than just feeding a scrum and making a simple pass to say Ratchford)