Not as of the beginning of this week.

You may get him, but nothing has been signed yet, so nothing is decided. More hats are now in the ring.

It looks as though there's proof that Offiah is luring Myler to Warringtonhttps://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk98/Carnster/Thief.jpg" >

Why are they in America?

Who's winning?

The shadow...And Jon Wilshire.

ANYWAY!

Lol how quickly a thread gets side tracked

They're all sides at the top(ish) end of the table, apparently. Or sides who believe they should be there.

Prove?

If the right players aren't available then we need to wait.

It wouldn't be sensible to sign the players who are now available just because they are available tying us to that player in a contract than allows them to take up some of the cap which we will need for future right signings.

Don't sign Webb, wait, LMS or another good prop will be available soon (for example)

If IL doesn't make a single signing this summer I'll put it down to none of the right players being available no point signing someone for the sake of it.

Someone put it on the wire forum last night naming names but it was removed to keep someone in a job.
Done deal but can't say why (if you know what i mean) at a good price too (more than Gleeson deal)

Don't know if it's true tbh but it had credibility

Saints have three players eyeing the two creative slots - Wheeler, Eastmond and Lomax (four - if you included Matty Smith). At the start of the season the smart money was on Eastmond. Neither Wheeler nor Lomax were expected to make much of a breakthrough this year, but both appear to have jumped a mile forward of their development schedule whilst Eastmond's season - until recently - has been dogged by injuries.

More than likely the selection headache has resolved itself. Eastmond has the scrum half spot nailed down. Thus far Wheeler has shown so well he can expect the stand off role (with Pryce moving to loose forward) or centre. Since his first major showing against Wakey at FB Lomax has been nothing short of a revelation. Right now he's the go-to guy if either Wheeler or Eastmond hit problems. Although Potter appears to view him as Wellens' natural replacement.



Another?

As for Offiah, he is causing more than the odd wave of consternation in the sport by the way he chooses to hawk his impressive and growing list of clients about to any who will listen - including RU. Which is more than a bit unsettling.