One centre as far as I can see, the other options are converted wingers or back rowers.

I'd agree with one, then there is always Lee Gilmour as cover.

Strange one for me as Mathers and Moore showed more worth for new deals going on their efforts and performances last season. But we obviously need wingers. Owen looked alright at times and scored some tries, just seemed to find himself in the wrong position too often, defensively. Hopefully he'll kick on next season as he could go well for us.

If we are relying on Gilmour then we are in a much worse situation than even I believe.

Lynne and Collis for me in the centres. As long as they stay fit we'll be ok and Matt Ryan is great cover if not rather than Lee Gilmour. Ryan competing with Ashurst for the starting second row slot will be interesting.

At this moment that's how I see it. Be interesting to see what loans we'll go for and how many.

Can't see how Owen earned himself a 1 year deal let alone 3 with his performances last year! We've le players who had better a better season go and we remain a centre short! Similar pattern emerges at wakefield no matter who the coach is!

Where's he from Owen? Didn't he play his junior RL at Westgate

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I undersatnd that Owen is from Lupset and that he has always had an interest in social economics. He was aware that Lupset is regarded by many as a ` sink estate `, an enclave for the bleak, unwashed underclass and felt that this impression was unfair. He was interested in understanding the breakdown of society and the undermining of traditional working class values witnessed by our district under the never ending leadership and management of successive Labour councils. As a younger man he heard that there was an area in the district called Castleford that made Lupset look like paradise, indeed Lupset mothers often threatened naughty children with a visit to Castleford unless they behaved. Purely to educate himself so that he could later become an leading expert on the breakdown of Society he signed for Cas. Sadly like many, he was unable to see out the full term of his contract in Cas and had to return to Wakey in order to retain his sanity. It was felt that Cas way of life was having negative effect on his behaviour, behaviour that in Cas is seen as normal and acceptable. The experts at Pinderfields believe that Owen will make a successful return to civilisation once he has spent a full pre season at Wakey.

Outstanding Belly. Just outstanding!

He did yes.

Hahaha had a good chuckle at this..... Brilliant!