And he/she is?

Sykes after match interview "Cas wanted it more than us". well thanks for the insight into the attitude inside the dressing room paul because that is not acceptable - its tantamount to an admission that you couldn't be d.

Watched a bit of sky news and Wellens apologised for the performance that Saints put in and said" fans deserved better than that they pay good money to watch us" just shows the difference in attitude.

Speculating?

Just because he's from Cas I'm guessing. I should think signing any Wakefield player is low priority to any team in SL not least Cas.

If we get relegated I'm reckon he will be snapped up as a prospect but I wouldn't assume Cas.

Maybe we they are problems that contribute to our performances but they are very minor. Had them problems not been there I think we would of still been beaten by a large margin. The mind set of our players was the biggest single contributor to this and other dire performances under this coach.

Always a terrible comment, things might not work out, players may perform poorly, everyone may have an off day. Want should never come into it, particularly in a derby match in a relegation season.

This just adds fuel to the fire that Agar can not motivate his players.

Heard a rumour that his agent was touting him around and Cas were interested. Whether that is just to drive his value up in negotiations with us I don't know but he is out of contract at the seasons end and given the uncertainty regarding what division we will be in it wouldn't surprise to see him take the safe bet. It's ok though, the RFKL say relegation is the way forward for the competition and it's clubs......

Coming from Sykes who did appear to want it that's damning isn't it. Seeing as the supposedly past it Sykes has probably given us the best two moments of the last two weeks - a win - and a fine try yesterday, bless his old legs that will have hurt

He may or not have tried his heart out but other than the try he gave us very little else. And his kicking was abysmal.

Not sure what he could do TBH, he's made a niche for himself as an exploiter of the gaps made by other not by himself. He's not a classic HB we know that but at least against Widnes he had the vision to take on the line and create a match winning moment. Which other pivot player would have done that or finish off Riley's break. Truth is at the fag end of his career he is probably still our best HB (whose playing at HB) and that's in a position he's relatively new to - tragic really.

Isn't this now Wakefield's only part in Super League? Giving a chance to unknowns or forgottens so bigger clubs can have a season's view before making their own mind up.