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managed 5 appearances for Giants in 2011- 2012 , also went on Dual Reg to Halifax in 2011.

Even fully fit I doubt he'd make it past the current Options Hudds have for 2nd rower, would be a squad filler at best .
the revolution starts tomorrow

I suppose it depends on what his contract is worth. If we are paying peanuts but have the security of having him signed up then its a good deal.

Not exactly what we hoped for

Anyone know his stats, height weight ?
Read somewhere on the Turkey,a post by a Huddersfield fan, rated him as a good player. Anyone seen him play. Salford could of got the nod from Alan Hunte to sign him

He may end up being a good buy with some good coaching . We just need a good coach!

6 foot tall 16 stone looks the part good luck to the kid we need big forwards he might add a bit of beef to it

I thought that us releasing the youngsters from last year had more to do with to wages than actually letting them go.

I personally thought Marriott was well worth a shot.

As for Molloy I doubt very much Lowe would have sanctioned the signing without the feedback from people in the game he trusts, wouldn't surprise me if Noble wasn't asked for his opinion based on his time on loan at Halifax. Said in another thread I'd like to see Sam Barlow brought in like Molloy has with an eye to the future. I have also read that there is a chance two players are being moved on makes you wonder if the new broom the Doc is brandishing is heading towards the playing staff next.

I wonder which 2 players that will be..

More big forwards I hope

Is 6 foot and 16 stone big?

It is if he hits you.

Essentially it comes down to momentum - perhaps a basic physics lesson is in order?

momentum = mass * velocity

so at 16stone (=101.6 kg) we need to know how fast he can run. The general consensus is that there is a limit of around 30mph as the fastest that is possible, but then then he's a forward, so let's call that 15mph or 6.7 metres/sec

So when he hits you the momentum is ~680 kgm/s

However, momentum is a vector quantity so the impact will be affected by the direction relative to what/who e hits......

Regardless I'd not want to be stood in front of him!

Welcome to Salford Jon Molloy - I hope you use physics to our benefit.

Clearly that was 2 things. Well spotted.

I'll take that as a 'no',then