Where to play him? He is too slow to play in the backs for me and is only getting slower with age. He is a luxury player who needs fast pacy players around him to cover for his shortcomings and we just don't have that. He would go well at Leeds (rumoured) as they do have lots of pace in their backs and halves, but i just do not see it here for him at all, he is and was a bad fit for us. Yes he has really good skills and his highlight reel looks amazing, but if you look at the times opposition score because he is too slow to cover a kick or a move his overall contribution is nowhere near good enough for the money he is on.

So what money is he on?

No idea, never claimed to know, but he certainly wont have come cheaply, i would be willing to bet he is one of our top 3 paid players, would you disagree? I do not think with our current squad he is worth that, i would spend his cap on a top hooker and a pacy full back, those are the things we lack most imo.

Can't agree or disagree with that as, like you, I have no idea what he is on or in fact any of the players.

We do have a few players who need to move on and we do need some new ones in vital positions but that said the most important thing we need is the right coach, If we can find another N Brown we will see a transformation in some of our players, it is absolutely essential to get the right man, there are examples out there showing what a good coach can do with not always the best squad. I Watson has been a failure at the Giants , he has always put quantity over quality and we have seen the results, Lets get the right man this time.

Warrington supporter here



Reading our local rag this doesn't seem to have been initiated by the player, in fact it took him a bit by surprise. A undisclosed transfer has been paid, so it looks like a reasonable bit of business by Huddersfield. Your season is effectively over and we're starting to look a bit thin.

You are looking like we did during the Powell era. Something, I don't know what, is seriously wrong at the club but the good news is that, with the right coach, it can be turned around.