Saints would be a good move. Player exchange as well? As long as Turner is not suggested. Percival would be interesting. Doc & Eamonn get on too so maybe a door ajar there.

Surely he wants to be playing somewhere where he would be first choice half back. Would he be guaranteed that at Saints?

ironically, it was Marwan's messing around with marquee signings and golden tickets that meant they didnt have time to debate the issue of home grown allowances at the Chairman's meeting!

I would imagine he would become our first choice 6. Either Lance Hohaia will be going home (unlikely), or will drop back to being a rotation player as he was last year.

We have struggled for a 6 for years. Wheeler was supposed to be getting the gig this year, but has barely played. Lance is distinctly average there. Turner has not really done anything to suggest he can make it there, and there are no young half backs on the horizon.

Where a transfer is to take place pursuant to Operational Rule C1:3:16 above and the two Clubs are unable to reach agreement then the following scale of payments shall apply:

A sum equivalent to the sum of £115 per week of training and education invested in the Player and a further lump sum of £5,000 if the Player attains a salary of £25,000 per annum or more with the new Club.

So, if Sneyd has been at Salford for 5 years in total (?), he would be worth about £35k.

While Sneyd is undeniably a great prospect, I can't imagine that he'd necessarily be a first choice half-back for the best clubs in the League [ijust yet[/i.

It would be a shame to lose a player of Marc's calibre, but if his heart isn't in it I say lets command a decent transfer fee for him and wish him the very best.

I see the Cas fans who were experts on visa issues last year are now experts in how an RFL tribunal works.

And it seems he would be in demand - an auction only requires two bidders! I think we would get a decent deal.

He's been offered to Wigan, who have declined. They are prefering to stick with their own talent (Williams/Hampshire/Powell), something that perhaps MK should think about doing.

Is Dobson really that much better than Sneyd? Wouldn't it have made sense to tell Marc he is coming back next season as Tim Smith's replacment and spend the money on a hooker instead of Dobson? Or is that too sensible?

I'm amazed at all the hype surrounding Marc Sneyd. You could be fooled into thinking he is the next Jonathan Thurston.

One good half a season at Castleford, where the rest of the team are also over achieving as individuals suddenly entitles you to be banded around Super League by your agent. Crazy.

I hope he stays, we havent had many products from our youth system over the years and it would be a shame to see one let go, particulary after the promise he's shown over the last 4 months. Lets not get carried away though.

We're lacking an organiser. Who is better at that? Dobson or Sneyd?

Well Sneyd isn't doing a bad job at Cas. Dobson however did ok at Hull KR, but hasn't had much of a chance at the Knights. He will probably be better than Tim Smith, but does he have much improvment in him? Sneyd on the other hand, you would have to think, has a lot more potential in the long run. I would have thought that after the likes of Melli and Puletua you would be fed up of short term signings? Why not carry on your investment in Sneyd?

What is obvious to everyone is that you need a hooker. Logan will be back at Wigan next season.

I dont understand where Logan will fit in at Wigan, similar to Sneyd. He wont be ahead of either McIllorum, Powell or Williams.