I'd put Ian Brooke and Neil Fox (as old as they are) in front of Lyne.

He's clearly a player who's confidence is totally shot - he looks like a frightened rabbit in both attack and defence; at one point yesterday, he had Cockayne outside and Smith inside - both were bob-on to score - so he took the tackle.

Off to Donny for the rest of the season for me, for his sake and ours.

For a person who talks with such authority about the game you do post some twaddle on occasions.

The position of winger is not the place where reject centres go. They are both equally demanding.

Truth is if Lyne isn't good enough to play Centre at SL he probably won't be good enough to play any of the back line positions.

You really ought to do your reasearch vasty, you are starting to embarrass yourself.

Lyne was in the main a winger in the juniors and played all his first team appearances at Hull on the wing. Here he has played exclusively at centre and not played it very well. As such maybe he is out of position?

Although I am not a fan of Dual Reg , Kay & Cowling have been impressive for the Dons .

Agar said hes better than Cowling because Lynn shines his boots and hangs his raincoat up in training.

My mistake as I clearly didn't make it simple enough for you.

I said very clearly "at SL". I'm fully aware of his junior prowess but as we all know that means very little. For me he probably hasn't got what it takes to be a SL player in any position - it's sad and hopefully I'm wrong but it's not looking great.

lynes problem is he lacks heart ,and like vasty says were ever you play in this game you get found out

And you obviously weren't bright enough to underatand what i originally put. I didn't say he would make it on the wing, i said he wouldn't at centre. He hasn't played in his natural position for us yet so maybe he deserves a go there before being written off entirely. Put it this way i wouldn't want Peter Fox lining up in the centres but he's made a decent career for himself on the wing.

FWIW i don't think he'll make it either as he seems to lack the ticker but i'm willing to give him a chance before binning him.

I think he underestimates himself, from what we've been told hes a fast lads but never backs himself.

He's playing on wrong side of field, that said he's not brave enough to be playing at so level sadly.

People have been calling for other players to get a chance, on Saturday there was Trout, Lyne and Anakin in the team all of whom are in the team gaining valuable experience IMHO. We cannot have our cake and eat it, we have seen too many players in our team in the past move on and become cracking players in cracking teams, look no further than Huddersfield's team now and look how many ex Wakey players are in the team, when we had them they were probably at the same stage as some of our lads, we must persevere, I have seen enough crap and suicidal comments on these boards to last a lifetime, some people need a reality pill, we dont spend the cap because we cant at the moment as the income is not enough, the owner is trying to increase the business but its chicken and egg in sport, the key driver comes on the pitch, we are in a low at the moment but hey life is full of ups and downs, too many coaches on this forum the club is young let it grow.

I'll second all that.

Well ,Peter Smith of YEP reckons along with TT ,Lynne was the only other shining light.

Talking of dual reg - I am a Leeds fan and there would be a couple strong lads down at Hunslet, Keinhorst, Watson and Hood. I for one would like to see then get more into the first team, especially Keinhorst at , maybe a loan option if your in need of some ehthusiasm as well as his work ethic has been picked out by both the Leeds and Hunslet staff as excellent.