No need to worry about him being a one man army, when you join the special forces you become elite.

That's not what you said on the VT. As always you were slagging Warrington off regarding the Salary Cap.

All my Warrington salary cap talk is tongue in cheek. It's public knowledge (AKA a myth) that you are over the cap.

The rubbish you posted on the VT was not tongue in cheek.

Which bit? Not the bit about Take That meet n greet tickets?

Why your here, Lewis charnock has signed for your lot for the next couple of years.

Good good. And who would Lewis Charnock be?

No, the bit where you said that Warrington would not need to cheat the salary cap if they produced their own players. That doesn't sound tongue in cheek to me.

It was Guv, honest.

Great young player from your under 16s.

Oh right, cool. I take it he's from Warrington?

Go on the Panther forums to see if the fans thought he was washed up?
One of the key factors/indicators to me of a players 'worth' is how the fans take to him. They want him to stay, he's a one club man and didn't want to face the Panthers playing for another club (he's on record saying this) he had a few offers from other NRL btw, so his only option was SL.
No doubt if he's signed for other clubs he'd be brilliant as for Hull FC's comments, they are the most one eyed supporters in rugby. They think Brett Seymour is going to rip up SL he used to play for Nulla (my adopted NRL team)and they were known for their defence not their attack, well put it this way even if he keeps off the pop he's a dependable half back not a formidable one.

Yep, going all the way this kid, will be playing 1st grade within 2 years.

He use to play for Ryland Sharks, opted for Saints because the Wires training schedule was pants, not my words but mentioned by other coaches around the service areas. Wire seem to be creating an o/30's squad must be in double figures for next season.