I'd play Arundel and Horne, and leave out both Crooks and Yeaman.

I think that might happen tonight.

+1

Well, yes, it is fairly limited, but TBH, how many teams have more than 3 frontline centres to pick from? It's a fairly typical amount with the salary cap. It's looking worse at the moment simply because Crooks is in poor form and Yeaman was poor last week, but it should get better again. If Crooks recaptured last year's form and Arundel got a run to reproduce some of his form from last year, I think it would look very promising.

I wouldn't mind seeing that.

Again, not perceiving the written word.

I've given up atm in time to stop going to matches because it's not a level playing field and the current administrators
are total tools, killing the game.

40+years supporting the Black and Whites, it continues until I die, son.

Yes

Ah, right. Sorry, didn't realise.

Thought you might have grown out of flouncing out by now then.

As others have said. Arundel should be first choice in the centres and the second spot should go to either Yeaman or Crooks... or Horne as others have suggested.

Yeamo should be nowhere near the 17. He was shocking last season but I was prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt as I thought the testimonial stuff must be having a detremental effect. This year it's an action replay.

What has Yeamo done to improve his game over the years? Do you honestly think he works hard at improving different aspects. All the young centres coming through seem to have two great feet, unbelievable balance and supreme handling skills. Shenton looks like a player who works really hard and has improved his all round game to me - I simply see Yeamo as a head down, straight runner. He's gone and I'll be very surprised if he's starting tonight. We have to move on.

Thie is what [ishould[/i happen if Radford is as good as his word.