And what happened to him in his first game of the following season, for Saints, (v Leigh) after he apparently didn't share the prize money with his team mates at Leigh, for being the League's leading try scorer?

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His team mates waited in the in goal area to pass the ball to him, it is no wonder they were a bit miffed at him not sharing his cash.

He could get a hatful against St. Pats. Then there's the playoffs or whatever they are calling them this season. If we finish top we should get at least 2 games. So assuming he stays fit and isn't dropped you are looking at 1.7 tries per game from here to equal the record. Not sure how you can score .7 of a try but anyway...

He may not play against St Pats.

Bring him off the bench for the last 15 or 20..that will be long enough for another hat-trick!

I hereby start the "View From Under A Flat Cap Blog" campaign!

He might not but IF he scores another hat trick at Keighley I think you've got to play him, give him the best chance at going for that 5 consecutive hat tricks record.

It would be awkward, that, as there are those who would tell you that the head grew too big for the cap. And you know what they say, "If the cap fits.....'

Depends how you were looking at it. To me, the new content was refreshing and interesting to read. However, if you were to look at it from the proof-reader's perspective....