All three have played on Super League pitches on many occasions, though how that is relevant is debatable. The Owen v Hood match up will, perhaps, be the most telling, and Ford, named in the C1 dream team (or whatever they call it) will, I am sure, perform well.

I hope Tyson does as well, if he gets the chance, but he is no longer on Salford's books.

It's a shame that Oldham's Adam Files has spent most of the season injured. While still on contract with Salford last year, he too was named in the C1 dream team while on loan at Oldham, but didn't get his contract renewed at Salford, even before the injury which has kept him out. As a hooker, Adam, I think, would have been a revelation to many rugby league fans as he has superb vision and speed around the ruck, but, for whatever reason didn't suit the powers that be at this time last year, probably because they never actually taken the time to watch him.

As much as we all love it, this is a very fickle game.

Shame about George Tyson if correct , I had him down as a safe bet to progress.
i think it hard to criticize the current coaching set up ,Evalds - Jordan Walne have fought off more senior squad to cement their place in the 2015 squad.
Harris stats ended 8 wins -1 draw from 20 , but 6 of those wins came in the last 9 games , and he has to be credited for bringing in Josh Griffin who ended with 8 tries & 27 goals.
the Championship players they have brought in they obviously have identified as having potential and more importantly fitting in with a squad system he wants to operate next season.
in some ways the step up from academy is purely luck ( injuries - and taking their chance ) , some times that luck never arrives .

Yes he does struggle with the usyes he does struggle with the correct use of that word!!

Yes he does struggle with the usyes he does struggle with the correct use of that word!!

My ironymeter has just gone critical.

I'm happy you all have nothing more exciting in your lives.