Here’s two from me.

1. Kick off’s - instead of kicking to the open space between the post and corner flag, I’d aim for the post’s, it would cause more confusion for the opponents. What happens if it hits the bar or post and goes straight out without hitting the ground, I assume the posts are in play so the result is a drop out?

2. Goal line drop outs – when we’ve had a defensive set on our line, why waste time before taking the drop out, quickly get the ball to the kicker and go for touch before the opponents have had time to get in position. We can then have the minutes rest whilst walking to the scrum.

So Riddy you’ve got all pre-season to get your kicking practise in, and Rowley I’m here if you need me.

As for the rest of you what new tactics would you like to see tried?

I'd like to see them get the ball out wide for a change. I'm sick of seeing them trying to muscle it up through the middle. Soooo frustrating.

I'd like to see them try the inside ball on the odd occasion

Instead of just Mint , try Fruit Flavours .

Not very often why? Do they do it?

Play expansive RL at every opportunity Rowleys product must be more fan friendly to grow crowds
Our pack next year will create space so lets lie a bit deeper and take advantage of that

Would be a penalty on half way.

Best not hit them then.

I'm with GLOW on this, I see a kick off as an opportunity , so to waste it seems just plain daft, I loved it when we had big Mick putting those curling kicks that bounced out

That goal line kick out was done by Henry Paul for Wigan I think

Innovation is great to see, I remember Basil's Saints doing the ' dummy run ' from acting half, who remembers Turley scoring straight from a kick from the scrum

Better than % play all the time

Innovation, opportunism, adventure, risk, flair and enterprise. A regular input of those will make the matchday experience much more attractive.

Entertaining, winning rugby - oh, and some play-off wins would be quite nice!

20m restart. The thought to kick to touch should be in the mind of McNally, Ridyard, Brierley, Beswick all the time.

Since the rule was introduced I bet it's not been done more than 20 times.