Sorry to say something about the topic of the thread rather than a fellow poster, but I think that having Walshaw as back up for Collis (and Lynne) may have been a good idea for next year.
Hopefully Collis will have an injury free season and play all year, meaning on average he'll have played half a season in each of the last two!
Definitely a bright prospect for the future, but as has been posted, we don't know the financial dealings behind the scenes and if he wanted too much / Bradford were willing to pay out of our range, then so be it.
If the Board have a plan, after the last year, I'm behind them all the way.

This is kinda drifting off subject. Let's keep it to Walshaw.
If you want to talk about the merits of the Bulls squad they have a perfectly good forum you can post on.

Walshaw is a good player I'm sad to lose. Bradford have a good one in my opinion.

Thanks for the positive comments re Walshaw, what do you see as his best position? 2nd row or centre?

You'll get a 50-50 reply on that.
I liked him at centre as he is quite a destructive runner and has a fair bit of pace but second rowers that run like him are hard to find so many like him there too.
I don't think you'll lose in either choice.

Centre, not many in the league will be able to tackle him one on one! If he works on his passing game and backs himself more he'll be lethal, especially with a good finisher outside of him.

Stupid move from Wakefield to let him... same old story of not backing our own academy.

Destructive running is a bit over the top in reality.

He was solid and showed some glimpses mid year when he got the opportunity. Good defence, you can tell there's something there. Perhaps you'll see more of it at bulls next year. I'd have been on with keeping him but not to be so good luck to him