agree with both sentiments - but i hope that we keep both wilkes and raleigh - with tauti potentially one of best front rows in league. Wilkes has responded to the dropping, and raleigh has struggled getting back to last years form

I'm a fan of Oli's, a real grafter who's never shy about sticking his hand up but with Poore, TT, Raleigh and Amor in front of him in the pecking order (IMO) I wouldn't be too concerned if we released and we retained Annakin.

I wouldn't say Raleigh is in front of Wilkes, granted he has had injuries but I think Wilkes has been one of our best forwards this year

Best front rower is debatable as there are different types of a front rower if you get what I mean. Although we won't probably keep Wilkes if we do it will be nice because we'll have depth in the Front Row say if Raleigh or anyone is injured. He can also cover secondrow where he played yesterday and a few other times this season. I never really knew why he was dropped for the Magic Weekend game he played quiet well before that.

No he hasn't, he was dreadful up until the Widnes away game and was dropped at one point - nowhere near the best IMO.

However if Ollie has a good run left in him then now is the time that true.

No more dreadful than half our pack if that is the case.

Poore and Amor should be are starting props just like yesterday and the way we started the season!
Until Agar claimed Amor was cutting corners to put Raleigh in!!
Agar can take some of the blame for Raleighs poor form for bringing him back to soon and not fully fit!
That's proberly why hes got new contract deserved or not!!!!
Amors out of contract better sign him up 3+years please!!!!

Shaky start to the season for me but has really manned up in recent weeks; he's one of those quiet, hard-working forwards who does nothing fancy, but is always ready for the dirty work of running the ball in hard and fast.

A bit like Raleigh in many ways, although when injury-free and fully fit, I'd say Raleigh is the more skilful - his mastery of the collision gets little credit, but in both attack and defence he controls it very well; probably a throwback to his Shudds training, given that Brown brought the wrestle to SL whilst Raleigh was there.

Can't beat a bit of prop appreciation - they do the hard yakka so that fancy dans like Smith and Collis can take all the credit whilst playing in their dinner jackets.

Agree on Amor and Poore, they've been very good in a number of games for us this season and very rarely give poor performances.

I thought Amor's contract runs out next year. September 21st 2012 he signed a 2 year deal.

The Raleigh injury situation is hard one imo, he was obviously fit enough to play but has been carrying niggles like any rugby player will tell you they are rarely 100%. But without a reserve team to get that match fitness after suffering a serious injury, all you can do is play them.

According to zerotackle he is out of contract this year, I have been abit worried because I bet a few teams are interested in him.

Quote Shifty Cat="Shifty Cat"Agree, Amor and Poore have been very good in a number of games ad very rarely give poor performances. I thought Amor's contract runs out next year. September 21st 2012 he signed a 2 year deal.'" viewtopic.php?f=33&t=552466&tsmp=1372093234 You may well be correct.

Quote Shifty Cat="Shifty Cat"Agree, Amor and Poore have been very good in a number of games ad very rarely give poor performances. I thought Amor's contract runs out next year. September 21st 2012 he signed a 2 year deal.'" viewtopic.php?f=33&t=552466&tsmp=1372093234 You may well be correct.