Im genuinely not knocking the lad but, in a time of fake news and alternative facts, real facts are important.

He would have signed a Super League contract that would have become null and void in the event of our relegation. He could have simply walked away.
I'm not saying he would have done, he could have signed another contract. Just st pointing out that there wasn't really anything for him to to lose by signing it.

Miller, Tupou, and Johnstone don't seem to be working very well together at the moment. Johnstone is having to come inside a lot to try and get his hands on the ball, none of them seem to be able to read what the other ones are doing. Hopefully they manage to iron out these problems as they don't look anywhere near as threatening as they could be if they click

Agreed - it must be soul destroying taking one of those in the full and certain knowledge that you're about to get smashed to bits.

And for what it's worth - I agree with your original argument that he's much more effective on a dry track.

Absolutely.

We were always coached that unless you could see the gap you thought he would run through or, the guy was on an opposing diagonal run, you don't throw the pass. You set yourself and you go into the collision.

That's how you end up with an injury crisis.

See Vastman dishing it out again, he's back on form

Whatever,

But you were wrong as there are clearly others who see an issue without having to shake their heads - or is that not 'dishing it out'?