Out for three months according to Wane post match. He says it was caused by a crusher tackle against Hull which wasn't picked up by the disciplinary (which is ironic given Clubb's one game ban for a perfectly legal tackle against Wire).

A huge blow to our hopes this year. He doesn't really make much ground but he sets a tone in aggression terms and him massing along with Micky Mac isn't good. He's also stated Lockers will miss a few weeks with a quad injury. That debate is for another day but the end is nigh it would seem.

Losing Clubb is a huge blow given how bad our props have been this year, he has been our only stand out.

O'loughlin was never going to play many games. Remember at the start of the year Wane wanted to use him as an interchange prop but our unprecedented injury crisis this year has meant he has been unable to and therefore he has had to play longer minutes and risk more injuries.

What is happening with our other injured players? I've never known as much secrecy from the club as we have seen this year. It is as if we are training at Area 51. Our backrow has missed 90% of games this year yet we still havent been told what is wrong with any of them. Joel disappeared now as well.

Anyway, good news is McIlorum should be back for August and he will be a big boost.

I'd guess Joel's knee is still troubling him. He was awful last week and looked to be lacking any sort of mobility. It's been said he's been poor since his return from Union but I actually think he's been pretty good when fit.

We could really do with him or Faz (or ideally both back in the next week or two.

Joel looks to be carrying too much weight to me, he looks to have bulked up quite a bit, Faz is a miss because he runs some good lines and is capable of breaking the line much more that others (Bateman excepted).

Clubb will be a miss - an opportunity for one of the other props (Mossop/Sutton/Crosby) to really step up, I wish I had faith that one of them will.

I didn't get to see the game yesterday as I'm away on holiday but looking at the stats this morning Sutton stepped up big time with him running over 130 metres. He needs to build his consistency now because he's capable of big performances when he's on his game. He will also hopefully manage to get himself in better shape over the years. He's very young so him carrying a bit of puppy fat isn't as worrying as it would be if he was 25+.

Sutton had a good strong game and drove the ball in really well.
A bit unfortunate with a couple of knock ones but was for me our best forward.
The Cas game will be a good test for him because it is always a physical game there and I think that brings out the best in Sutton.

Sutton did have a solid game. Wane persisting with him at 13 though is madness.

He's just using him there as an extra prop. To be fair we need the extra grunt atm