I just don't see this, I really don't. He'll be a decent centre, sure, but his talents are being massively over-stated by some on here. All in my opinion, of course.

I'd say the same was true in reverse. Neither have decisively staked a claim to the shirt and there are arguments for including either one at the expense of the other. I do think Whiting gets a rough deal from some posters, whilst Hall is lauded as the next bug thing because he's fast.

1.tansey
2.calderwood
3.whiting
4.yeamen
5.briscoe
6.horne
7.long
8.ommeley
9.berrigan
10.radders
11.tickle
12.manu
13.fitzgibbon
subs
14.lauaki
15.houghton
16.dowes
17.moa

Whiting should be in the 17 every week.

Hall should not.

Simple as that is it?

Going to give a reason for thinking this?

My reason is simple.

Whiting can player anywhere apart from Wing or Prop (and he'd even give them a go if he was put there!)

Whiting will give 110% EVERY week.
He's stood out in every game he's played in so far.

Turner wont be playing Centre. He might be playing somewhere else though I suppose.

Ah well - pretty predictable really.

Hall needs to leave at the end of the season. He'll get nowhere here.

As poor as Hall was against Wigan, in terms of defence, he doesn't deserve to be dropped for playing poorly out of position when he has the chance to be playing in his prefered position where he has played well so far this season.

Or is that just while Agar is in charge?

1 Tansey
2 Calderwood
3 Whiting
4 Yeaman
5 T. Briscoe
6 Horne
7 Long

8 Dowes
9 Berrigan
10 O'Meley
11 Tickle
12 Manu
13 Fitzgibbon

14 Houghton
15 Lauaki
16 Radford
17 Moa

Would put Turner in for Horne if hes out injured, took a knock yesterday.

I will wait and see if anyone has been injured in training before commiting hard cash to a bet. There has been alsorts of injuries and team changes at the last minute and a key player to either team out could tip the balance either way.

The final team is never what you expect and you can end up with a right rib tickler of a bet.

I agree, but TBH it's an argument that has been done to death and Agar clearly has other ideas.

I would have been tempted to drop Briscoe, more as a kick up the ars more than anything else. Whilst his runs forward have been good, he's dodgy under high balls (and Bradford kick to the wings a lot, it seems) and hasn't been brilliant positionally.

In my view (and I see Hall as a real prospect), Whiting had done everything he needed to to secure the centre berth before Tansey's little hiccough. AFter that, Whiting went to FB and Hall got his chance at centre. By dropping Hall and putting Calderwood back in Agar is selecting the best performing (so far this season) centre and putting our only specialist winger on the wing. The logic seems sound.

This just shows that we now have a squad system and if a player doesn't perform they will lose the shirt. They might take a while to get used to this as a team and the same for us as supporters but hopefully it will encourage healthy competition rather than unhealthy sulking.