You are correct, but I also think you have failed to recognise the additional stuff that Michaels brings to the party. This years team appear from the outside to extremely close knit bunch. A TEAM in every sense of the word. Motu and Radders have looked at all aspects of recruitment. So just because a player may be better in some people's opinions than others, I think we are looking at things as a whole. How an individual will gel within the culture of the club. Hence why I would suggest as an example we wouldn't look at Kelly from Rovers. Also why we have sold or ditched Westerman, Crooks, Lineham et al.

Michaels is a good solid player. Never lets us down and importantly is well respected by his peers. Sio maybe an equal. Naiqama I don't know, but his injury record is a concern for me, going by what I've read.

what about a fullback who can catch a ball though?

just driven past Pritchard's lad coming out of his house with a large bag of stuff to take back to his school by the look of it. Seems they are over here to pack. Just thinking it is a big shame that we don't get to show our appreciation to Frank for what he has done for the club, not so much on the field, but off it. His family really immersed themselves in the City, the club and with the fans (the sight of his lad in the middle of the Hull fans at Magic Weekend with his arms up singing Old Faithful was awesome!)

Good Luck Frank, and to the rest of your family.

yer agree with what you say shame the club had 3 overseas back rows in Franks time here maybe the right player but in the wrong position but he brought a lot to the group in a lot of ways and goes with our thanks and part of a legends team forever he made a lasting impression along with his family so thanks Frank and have a successful time with the Eels

Says on the Bulls Forum that we've signed a young player called Cameron Scott From Donny/ Bradford . Wigan & Wire were also interested in him .

From Bradford , Bramley Dog was suggesting he may play some games at my club Doncaster on D-R.
Highly thought of centre .