Myler - it says that the kids in place are not ready yet and/or, it was too good an opportunity to miss.

Salary Cap - its a 'live' cap so we comply or we don't sign these players. Simples.

Crowds - 25,000 is no good at the HJ either, 11,000 would be stood outside Tesco. We've had a 76% of stadium capacity attendance in the worst recession since the 30s. In context, a great result. Crowds will be up again next season.

Rosy garden? Britain in frickin bloom more like.

Awesome signings and a real statement of intent for next season. If these three, combined with your current squad, don't manage to get you to old trafford in 2010 then something is wrong.

Who will be leaving to facilitate these three coming in. Myler and Atkins will be on big money and some number crunching will need to be done to fit them in surely.

I wish Warrington the best of luck for next season. You guys will/should be in the top 3 'mini league' and I hope you can get your name on the trophy if Cas can'do it.

I feel sorry for Christopher Irvine having to work at the same newspaper as that prat Jones.

RLFans made-up FACT of the day.

Three voted against an increase one voted for (guess which one can't has the most trouble working within the current cap?).

Colquitt did raise a fair point that he felt there should be a minimum salary cap spend as well as a maximum as that would truly provide a level competition and do more to spread talent around.

Three voted for, Saints, Wire and Wigan. Salford voted against.

Listen again on the radio Manchester blog / i player if it is still available. I also agree with Colquitt, we should not be losing the likes of Lee Smith to Rugby Union.

Why not? You don't seriously think RL can compete with RU when it comes down to £££? It is the unfortunate order of the food chain.