now i get what you mean hes just adding to his personna no one can be so out of touch

I’m honestly not trying to pick fault with all you say - but - let me get this straight. Your not impressed with Gibson at centre despite him being a very experienced centre - yet you’re pinning your hopes on a possibly rejuvinated winger who’s played a handful of games at centre doing a better job. Sorry but your logic baffles me.

Speaking as a Salford fan, Gibson's finishing is brilliant but his one on one defence is woeful, i sincerely hope he plays centre against us next season Sau and Carney will have a field day. Sorry

I like the way the squads taken shape , we have cover in just about every position. The full back position looks safe, options available on the wing and centres, the pack look very adaptable. The half backs should we get injury could be a slight problem.
Brian Smith seems to have a very interchangeable squad assembled and one that should be able to mix it.

Carney can have a field day against most teams. From what I have seen of Sau he's hit and miss and drops a lot of the ball.
Not that concerned tbh

Carney will most likely be suspended for our games

Think your wrong lampyboy but I think your fullback position is safe is a bit off, kids got loads of pace but in my observation hes weak under the high ball ,positional way out but hey we will after wait and see

I think that there appears to be a dearth of "good" centres these days partly because it isn't quite the specialist position that it was in times past. Nowadays you are as likely to see a centre also playing second row and vice versa, or a scrum half/stand off also playing hooker. Similarly a prop and second rower being interchangeable. In times of need clubs tend to stick anyone on the wing or at fullback. It would seem that the old specialist positions are now loosely broken down into just forwards and backs. Can you imagine an injured Harold Poynton being substituted by Geoff Oakes, or Neil Fox being replaced by Don Vines?? I think not!

I think that there appears to be a dearth of "good" centres these days partly because it isn't quite the specialist position that it was in times past. Nowadays you are as likely to see a centre also playing second row and vice versa, or a scrum half/stand off also playing hooker. Similarly a prop and second rower being interchangeable. In times of need clubs tend to stick anyone on the wing or at fullback. It would seem that the old specialist positions are now loosely broken down into just forwards and backs. Can you imagine an injured Harold Poynton being substituted by Geoff Oakes, or Neil Fox being replaced by Don Vines?? I think not!

Players like Ellery Hanley broke the mould years ago possibly not just recently....

we have a very competitive team for the coming Super League season.