Agree with that except the Lino part. The 4 games he’s been missing have seen us look a completely different team in attack. Maybe coincidental but I’m a fan of rewarding performances and players who pull off big wins like Wigan and Salford and Lino will have to wait his turn.

I wouldn’t change round a single player from Wigan game injury permitting.

Looking forward to this one, here's hoping we can steal it.

I agree with sticking with a winning formula, Lino shouldn't drop straight in. Maybe put him on the bench and try him at 9.

Why would you drop Bowes or Hood for someone who has never played there?

I'd not put him straight on and I'd be interested to see him play in a different position.

Shudds likely to be missing Livett with dislocated shoulder and possibly Hewitt with a dead-leg ??

Not for me.
He either plays his regular position or he doesn't.
This isn't the time to try something new like that. And to be honest I think he'd get battered in the middle defense.

You've got to train differently to be a hooker.

Lino and Dagger in the halves with Kay in the loose forwards spot for me ,it’s not rocket science

Brave if he puts Lino back in. Our attack and ball movement has been improved drastically while he’s been out.

The team just beat Wigan who are sitting near the top. Keep the team the same. It’s definitely not rocket science.

Kay has been excellent this season, playing multiple positions to a high standard but, Lino is a better half and if fit, he should play.
Having said that, it's great that we have some options and Kay certainly deserves a spot somewhere.

The big issue would be if Lino coming back takes too much away from Dagger's offence.

Lino has wanted to do everything himself and we haven't varied our play sufficiently when he's been in.

Again, this should be different in a winning side and maybe he will trust those around him a little more ?