Pretty much what I'm saying you've nothing to judge him on neither have I. Hence I'm not sure why you bothered tbh. I'm sure your being helpful but in this case there really isn't much for anyone to go on.

Looks a real punt from us but I doubt it's costing much. Enjoy your season by the way you've done well.

Vastman If you re read the original post it talks about how Chris Chester stated England was carrying a injury (not limping due to a stint on the pitch)
You really should read the posts properly before making comments

Daddycool thank you for the update on England
He's clearly giving his all when he's not 100% fit
As fans we can't ask for more

Fixture list is fairly kind to us at the minute with eight days between the Cas and Widnes games, then a nine day gap to Saints followed by 11-14 days until our first eights game. Should be enough time in between games to keep playing players like Huby and England but you can never have enough props and if Allgood is back at some point then it will be nice to have quite a few to choose from and hopefully not run Huby or England into the ground.

There will surely have been input too from two of our senior players who will know him well from playing together for Ireland...that makes me think we might have got a decent one!

How many players over recent times have not performed for Salford but been excellent for us...Casey, Gledhill, Korkidas, Smith, just a few who come straight to mind...then add the ones already mentioned at the club now who are doing great!

He's at a good age for a prop with his best years to come in the not too distant future...signed til the end of the season could well mean he could be playing to impress to earn a contract for next season and beyond...

With the feel good factor around the place and the spirit amongst the players that is always talked about by new players...I think he could be one of the Wakey specials...got the profile to go great for us...hope he does...

The press release on Hasson mentions creating competition in the pack because he can also play second row. A lot of footage of him on the site we are not allowed to mention shows him playing at 12 and looking a decent player. I saw him in the 2013 World Cup against England at Huddersfield and he carried the ball well. Finn and Grix will know him well.

Only 25 and he doesn't seem to have been given a chance at Salford. He is a Trinity type player with something to prove and a longer contract to play for.

Very strange signing. A successful NRL player getting signed up to a then slightly above average Super League side. A real head scratcher that one !

Even if not been playing well. We have a habit of getting a bit more out of forwards

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If hes as bad as ben jones bishop and mason caton brown....will take that

I think the question about Hasson is whether he signed up at Salford for longer than this season?
As by the reports, at the time, Salford were having forward issues.
If those forwards came back to fitness quicker than expected, then Hasson's transition may not be as smooth as expected?
Is he now playing for a contract?

I'll trust CC's judgement. He's not let me down so far.

The difference here though is that MCB and BJB were good players and most Salford fans said as such when they moved on. Hasson is not great, especially for taking up a non-fed spot. He isn't terrible, just very average. He'll tackle and run the ball, but wont make many post contact metres and wont break the line much, which is fine if that's the type of player your after. To me, if you want to try and bring on an average joe player you might as well stick a young lad in and let him get experience rather than have a bang average Aussie based player fill up the role and the quota spot.

Hat's off if CC can get anything out of him, just don't hold your breath.

I'm pretty sure our coach will know exactly what he's got, as things stand he probably won't get in the side anyway but we have one prop out injured and another struggling with a heel problem, maybe he'll get a chance to show what he's capable of, atm he is here till the end of the season so he's not really a gamble but the opportunity's there for him, you never know Chester might be able to do with him what your club could not, surely you'll agree with that with Jones Bishop, Caton Brown, and Ashurst being far better players since joining us from Salford.

So you can tell all that after a player has played 4 games.....your in the wrong job pal

I've watched him in the NRL when he got a game to. Same kind of story. I'm not in the wrong job, it's just fairly obvious.