I don't think it was ever likely the club captain would get given a squad number outside 1-13.

Whether that means he remains a first team regular is a completely different thing entirely... I suspect most of the squad have a lot to prove to our new coach in order to become undroppable.

I wouldn't argue against co captain's of Cooper and Williams. Cooper leads us out, has the wire connections and will run through a brick wall when needed. When he's off or in times of need, Williams leads us around the park

Every great team needfs a utility player. Someone who knows every position inside out and can spot what the opposition is doing on the fly.

We need someone who's knowledge of the game is second to none and can fit into the team at the drop of a hat.

We have that now at Warrington.

The only problem is getting the bugger to put their pint and pie down and come out of the south stand.

Very good. I would recommend caution though as the collective view of this forum has been pretty accurate over the years when it comes to identifying the weaknesses, much better than the last coach could.

Excellent, to be fair his mate sits behind me in the North Stand.

Not sure how much leeway the captain and even the players had under the Price regime, to change the tactics midgame?

Even Briers` and Henderson`s input as assistant coaches was minimal to the game strategy.