I'd be surprised given they have Carney and Myler contracted for next year. As Salford have found out, three into two doesn't go and none can play anywhere else other than in the halves.
Would also be surprised, given their signings, that they would have room on the cap.

Find me a SL club that only has two hbs. We have at least 5 that's played there this season.

And therein may lie the reason you are not as high as you possibly should be.
Successful teams need a clear first choice half back pairing who are familiar with each other's game and work well together. None of Carney, Myler or Chase will expect to be back-up, and rotating players in these positions just doesn't work.
Sure, you need someone who can fill in should injury or suspension strike. But having 3 top-line specialist halves is asking for trouble if you ask me...

Saints

When I wrote it I considered Sts but they have played about half the season with Wilkin at hb who is to them what Sinfield is at leeds.

Might be Hauraki as well.

Wakefield ?

Spot on

Is Gareth O'Brien likely to be with you next year, particularly if you sign Sandow and already have Ratchford and Gidley?
Wouldn't mind him at Cas as Finn's replacement if he is surplus to your requirements.

I've heard nothing at all about Chase coming here. Only read loads of hype on FB. It's like Chinese whispers gone ballistic.

It doesn't seem that long ago that Rangi was hoping to join an Aussie side & become an Aussie international.

How much truth in this is there? Can you honestly see Chase and Sandow in the halves?


Thats if even Sandow signs!