I'll go Kirmond, he has impressed me every game so far and his workrate is immense.

Agree.

Kirmond for me the effort the guys put in no one can knock him.
Plenty of players going well and yes the odd slip up and miss timed pass but that will iron its self out with more game time.

Kyle Wood for me, followed by Kirmo and Steve Southern

I would say Steve Southern, Danny Kirmond & Richie Mathers. Although Wood impressed in the last quarter at Hull he has yet to be on the park long enough to be in front of those 3 and even Aiton & Lautiti . Matty Wildie is as good a player as Wood and I would rather we had signed a big prop and goal kicker as we are sadly missing both of those at present.

all good shouts southern, ali, aiton, kirmo.

surprised no one has menitoned cockayne really been impressed with his tenaticity and how hard he runs with the ball.

Top signing

Mathers and Kirmond.

it's very early days, but martin clawson looks to be the best signing we've made.

In their own respective rights i think they have all done well, individually and as a new team.
I'm not wholly convinced, about Washbrook, but others i speak to are, so maybe i don't either see or appreciate what he brings.
It's still very early days and the team will only get better as will individuals such as IJ I'm sure.
Personally very pleased with Raleigh, Kirmond, Southern and Aiton and the amount of time big Ali spends on the filed although id still love him to be more devastating over a slightly shorter period.
No complaints from me though on any of them.
Keep up the good work.

Very valid and perhaps overlooked "signing".

For me it's Aiton without doubt.

The surprise signing is Wood who is both a talent and I suspect great value for money.

I know it's only opinion but I think Wood is a lot better player than Wildie - much more creative. I can understand peoples loyalty to Wildie but I'm yet to see a real talent there - sorry.

Martin Clawson is actually a really good shout - our players are quite clearly significantly fitter than they have been in recent years; if we're going with a smaller, more mobile pack, that could prove crucial.

It appears that Richard Agar shares that view. It's also looking bleak for James Davey, who looks like he's fifth choice hooker now.

Kirmond for me.