Someone on Salford Devil talk forum saying they believe there have been discussion's between us and Deon Cross and a few members saying they've heard Tindall going to Salford next year! I can say with confidence that id be happy with that!

On the Cator subject, I would potentially keep him as a squad player if there's a right deal for the club salary wise. There's no doubting that he tries hard and you do need players like that in your squad but in terms of ability, I feel that his injuries have taken their toll on him. Armstrong is definitely who we should be looking to develop over time so keeping Cator on for, say, a year would help that without rushing Armstrong.

On Fash, I do feel that if Satae returns that ability wise Satae, Ese Ese, Ashworth and Sao (presuming the fireman rumours aren't true or are on hold) are above him ability wise. That's not knocking Fash because, like Cator, he tries hard and plays his heart out. But I do think he might find himself down the pecking order.

Just says "short term" on both the official site and the HDM article and in contention to play for York this weekend.

I'd like to keep Chan too.

That’s what York have announced it. 2 week.

problem with cator is although he does make a lot of tackles, he gets dominated and the opposition get a quick PTB as a result. His attacking threat is non existent

I'd be offfering Leutele a one year deal for next season.

Good spot. Their website says two weeks whilst their social media goes a slight step further saying it is an "initial" two week loan deal so potential there for it to be longer.

Definitely one of the best centres in SL but a risky signing at his age.

Only just turned 34, so not completely past it yet and I don't think he misses many games.

Also good at driving the ball up, one frustration over the last 5 years is we switched from big backs who were like extra props but didn't go for pace either, we just ended up with jack if all trades journeymen

You'll never win anything with kids .

Both back for Cas hopefully.

That’s probably why we are where we are then.