Rumour has it that Warrington will have a new fitness coach next season - John Clark.

Never heard of him.

We used to have a player called Jon Clarke though?

I would not be surprised if this happens.

There have been rumblings regarding Mick Turner`s fitness/conditioning regime, even before the season commenced, & throughout the season.

Jon Clarke for all his limitations skill-wise as a player, was an exemplary trainer, & a fitness fanatic.

He had a good working relationship with Tony Smith, & would be a popular appointment.

As an ex-international player himself,Jon would be able to relate to the players, & have their respect, but still be the hard task master which is a requisite for the job.

.....and haven't got enough scapegoats

I thought you were going to say scully nailed on for Boxing Day

Great to have Jon back if it happens

If he hasn't got his picture on one of the Original Wire windows, he isn't a scapegoat.

However, we will have to turn all the ultra violet lights off around the town when Jon returns.

Clarke - prodigal ?

Nope, I don't understand that as a definition. As far as I'm aware he left through mutual consent after being at Warrington for over 10 yrs (so not a relationship driven by extravagence or remorse that "prodigal" would imply).

It has been suggested that a certain Mr P Cullen might be on his way back....

Hope so he may be able to tell my mum and mum in law where all those lost hips are.

Wasn't the return of JC talked about before the start of this season too ?

I'd have Cull back. What's missing at Wire is thick P&B blood.

Yeah That "Jobs for the boys" Culture has done us so well in the past

Still very much alive but I would make an exception for Cullen.

Me too to be honest , i know Paul on a personal level . However I think he should stick to the media side of things I wouldnt ever want to see the warrington faithfull turn on him for a second time. As it always does with people in a coaching role.

It won't be a coaching role. Hopefully we will see him back as his exit was never something the club can be proud of.