i totally agree and its made such a difference to the team. For me Pitts has been good but his time is up. Taginoa although can cause havoc is a bit dodgy in defence. Batch is by far the most effective in the right second row slot. I am really suprised no one asked Carter about his future, because the rumours I am hearing the club have made a massive error.

Watching the Murphy second try, just for a moment reminds me of how Allan Hunt was for Trinity just before Saints snapped him up. We need to get him secured with a decent contract, difficult I know due to the uncertainty of securing our SL position.

Regarding Batchelor and Miller.....the question was asked would they both be here next year and his reply was he genuinely didn't know what was happening as yet. Also said the club had fought off enquiries about Hall, Murphy and Tanginoa.

Thought Crowther was outstanding last night. If he was 6:4 and 17/18 stone with his heart and passion he’d be another Sam Burgess. The lad bleeds Trinity, puts his body on the line, and his silky pass to Miller from dummy half set up the motion to put Ashurst through the gap.

Batchelor has an enormous engine. He was sprinting back to the defensive line and put in an enormous amount of work on that right edge. He should remain in right second row next week.

I would spell Tanginoa on the left with Ashurst to be honest next week. To be fair though I wouldn’t blame anyone for keeping the same team on the whole as that was our best performance of the season.

If there is any chance at all that we can keep Batchelor then I hope we try. He’s the natural replacement for Pitts and he’s about to hit his prime.

Glad we have knocked back any approaches for Hall and Murphy. These lads are the future and will be even better next year for us with the experience their getting this year.

I am sure I saw a plastic bottle being thrown onto the pitch when Murphy scored his second try.

Yep, I saw that too...I'm guessing it was from the Cas fans in that bottom corner ??

He’s got the potential to bring so much more value to Trinity and have a better career, he also has the potential to add a good bit more mass without sacrificing athleticism given his frame.

Hara to compare the 2 on ability at this stage however his ability to read the game in defence is much better than TJ’s though, that can’t be denied.

I’ll be shocked if you manage to keep him. If he has any sense he won’t stay-these lads have a short enough career as it is. He’s not a Wakefield lad so he would have no reason to if someone else showed interest.

Oh great. You are back.

Thanks for that. Vultures swooping again. Go and annoy someone on another board!

Yes it was lovely thanks.

He’s not a Wakefield lad, what century are you in?

So in your deluded little mind all the young Hudds juniors play for you primarily because they are Huddersfield lads and are loyal to the club not Ken’s wallet. You are funny you really are, I thought that posters couldn’t get worse than that vile Meast but they do.

Murphy will stay or go depending on where we are when his contact ends. We’ve been here before and we’ve been the other end of the table.

We kept TJ and many others in the last 8 years because they wanted to stay and accepted our terms. Same will happen to Murphy.

If he and any other Trinity youngsters have any sense they will take there first big contract from us. Rarely works out well when they don’t.

Now troll off.