You mean Tickle

I feel sorry for Washy in all honesty as he was replaced by a modern day legend of the game and unsuccessfully spent a full pre season this year training to become a hooker.

Peter Sharp has massive hopes for him even highlighting him as a future captain of the club however I don't see a future for him but he most defiantly is a Super League standard player.

Radders

Washbrook is another example of a young player with potential wasted by this club. Moulded into the robotic and dull workman like-player that has lots of graft but no skill (hence why we do alright defensively and are awful in attack!).

Hope Pearson can sort out the mess that is our coaching systems.

Sadly very true.

Washbrook, if he wasn't born in Hull we wouldn't think twice about speaking the truth about him, he's a championship player at best.

Agree 100%.

Washy has been unlucky with the coach we have had in charge for the last few years. The coach preferred to play with forwards at 13 instead and Washy has been left with having to play cameo roles at halfback and hooker both of which are not his position. When he has been fortunate to play loose man he has played well. However with Westerman hopefully playing his preferred position under a new coach next season and with decent cover with Whiting I think Washy could well be looking for a new club for next season.

Atleast if he doesn't get re-signed, he knows that one-eyed moron East of the river will throw a contract at him.

Absolutely spot on!

If he was playing for another club would we want to sign him?

Leave it

Had some quality out of him '06, '07 and '08 but then we started to play a prop type player at 13 and has seen him fall away. Not a stand off or hooker. If we use him as back row cover then keep, if Agar is thinking of any other position then goodbye!

If he was playing fir another club then the chances are he'd have reached his potential by now.

Saints were apparently sniffing round him at the end of 2006 and 2007.