Let's hope we get Annakin from Wakey as a swap for England - he could do a job for us

Good luck to England, been poor season someone had to be a scapegoat,
Hill had moz carvel woody to learn his super league trade,
England had hill Simms Roy Riley Evans,,
It was never going to happen, as quick, he wanted to go for regular starts not interchange, so good luck to lad, and time will tell, good SL props are hard to find,

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Not really in my humble opinion and I've been watching him for three years now.

Johnstone has absolutely got it. Of course you need a bit of luck in this game but if he keeps fit he will be an International soon enough. Who he's with at that time is anyones guess, but pretty sure it won't be us.

Possibly but not at prop, you do know how small he is - very strong and brave but every team has those, what he'd bring to you Im not sure - the Bradford game was a bit misleading tbh and some of our fans over egg him a bit.

That said I'd have him at Wakey any day.

Move Atkins into the 2nd row for me, doesn't have the brains for a centre, the amount of times he fails to put a winger through a gap is criminal

How does that sort the prop problem out? I would also suggest you look at how many tries Atkins and our 2 left wingers scored this year. He's supposed to give the winger the overlap. Maybe it's the failure of the halfbacks to put Atkins through the gap that's the problem.

He may not be good enough for us at centre but does he have the grit for the second row? I'd love to see him tried out there but I'm willing to give him another shot in the backs when he sorts his injury problems out. I always thought he was more of a winger and he worked very well with Matt King when the two of them used to switch about between wing and centre on that flank.

I think Atkins will stay at he's strong close to the line and can still hit a gap when given the service, it will be up to the likes of Toby King to shift him in time.