is that the last signing for 2010?

i wouldnt be surprised if they were trying to sign another aussie, but i'm not sure if we should sign sam moa for another season. i reckon they are keeping moa as a last resort unless something better ie. benji marshall comes available (i wish)

i think they are looking overseas, which will mean moa is to be released, however i also think that they are undecided on moas future still - sorry if that sounds confusing!

however if they keep moa, i think they will look for cover in the backs from this country - perhaps a utility player

i know some of the young signings dont always work out (maloney) but is anyone else excited about the possibility of our backs containing the following either next year or year after..
tansey
jack briscoe
tom briscoe
reece lynne
turner
hall
tuffour

just need 2 big name and experienced halfs to release these lot (long + 1)

(by the way i suspect next season may be raynor's last)

he's got to get to next season yet

have to say the reviews from the Salford fans on their board aren't overwhelming

I feel this is G Horne Replacment, so it's good business for the Hull, should be an imrpovment on him.

If all players are fit next season (which I doubt), tough to pick a team.

Sign Moa on and we have a team (on paper) that could challenge the top 4 IMO.

but a coach that will only get mediocrity from them at best I'm afraid. Really hope Agar proves me wrong but he has shown Jack since he took the reins except excelling in making a half decent side one of the worst in SL.

He certainly seems to be highly rated although personally I have not seen much of him in SL to back those sentiments up.

Not sure where we will play him, don't think he is better than Yeaman/Hall in the centres and not as good as Washy for the 13 spot. I think he is likely to be either off the bench or not in the squad, which makes his decision to come to Hull on odd one for me?

He could play 13 with Washy at 6 if Horne is out of form and he does add options for Agar. For me a squad player rather than a starting one.

Impressed by the vision of Agar

Agree, he has tremendous potential as a loose forward and captained England at under 18 level playing there. A real talent.