That could be said of any injury, that a person is more prone to injuring that part of their body again. If that was the case then it is fair to say that many players would have had to retire well before their careers would naturally end. Just look at JD he suffered a neck injury came back just as strong and to my knowledge has had no further injuries like that and I think it is fair to say that a neck injury can lead to far more problems in life than a leg in jury. Nobody ever became paralysed from breaking a leg.

So why not take a punt on Walker, given the compound fracture he suffered, he would be less likely to command the same kind of money as before the incident.

Chev has missed 25 games so far due to the leg injury and the subsequent infections. We have at least 4 more games which he will miss taking the total to 29 missed since the injury.

As I said he missed 24 of the 55 super league games prior to this with a mixture of Shoulder, Wrist, and shin complaints.

Thanks MrPhilb. Pretty much proves my point

I think that is an excellent point and something the club should be looking at.

Clubs like Wigan and Leeds have big squads and good academy players so why not take there youngsters on loan and give them a chance.

There are some decent Cas fans though. Welcome aboard!