I'm not really a big fan of this sort of thing in general and I think we need to be mindful we don't overdo it. We need players who instinctively know what to do at big moments in big games and having guys playing in unfamiliar positions just makes them have to think about it. There's not much time for thinking on a rugby pitch.

Having said that if we're going to experiment I hope it's done one at a time to minimise disruption. Not all change is bad, as proved by Goulding.

biggest difference being that Senior started out as a 3/4 (winger), whereas Joels a forward.

Switches which affected us this year:

Riddell to Aus
Paaaaat to sick bed
Gleeson to disciplinary panel
Amos to lightweight
Fielden to sick bed
Deacon to old age
Finch to SL
Hoffman to hard runner
Madge to leave a year early

Off topic slightly but Karl Pryce looked unstoppable against the Bulls last week.
He seems to come in for a lot of stick, why???

Because its the first time he's looked unstoppable in 3 and a half years.

He doesn't "look" like he is trying, he isn't as good as some people expect just by looking at him, and he isn't from the academy. But most importantly we always need a scapegoat.

Have no problem with him myself, he isn't a superstar but he is a good player. Glad to see he is doing well for the Quins, if he gets through the full season we could see something close to the potential he has, which is obviously massive.