I agree Mrs B we need another experienced front row but encouraged by Brett Hodgsons latest interview when asked if any player had impressed during pre season and he said Masi Motongo so possibly we will see his potential under this coach.
Would really liked to have seen the development of Bienek under this new coaching set up.

I’ll repeat my prediction from a few years ago, a cheeky top 3. I don’t see that we are weaker or thinner team wise. Ellis, Jones and Kelly didn’t play many games between them and Beinek only played 8 games in 3 years.
Hodgson’s new broom wielded by Reynolds, will sweep most before them. Mau, Sau and Satae, will tear trees up, as will the rest of the squad, especially the young guns, in response to the new regime.

I agree. We need to change things.

Radford said the same thing about Matongo last pre season or the season before but he never really delivered. He's got all the physical attributes to be a a regular starter but seems to lack confidence in himself. He had personal issues which have probably hindered his progression. As someone said on here before he lacks aggression and gets dominated in the tackle to often. Pivotal season for him.

I predict the season wont start in March but will be put back a month at the least

If it wasn't a world cup year then I would perhaps agree, but they just don't have the time to delay by that much. The season will start with no crowds, hopefully it won't be long before they are allowed back though.

World cup wont go ahead imo

Looking like a two week delay to the start of the season which pushes it back to the end of March.

Unfortunately he looks like Tarzan plays like Jane, if Fash was built like Masi he would be a international. Would love Masi to realise how big he actually is and start to physically impose himself in games.

It seems that was a rumour last week but it is something that will be discussed though I would imagine its something that is regularly monitored and discussed anyway. Though the Magic weekend looks like being cancelled for this season which to be honest I think should've been shelved this season anyway.

Interesting report praising the sport for its efforts in response to the pandemic rlhttps://www.rugby-league.com/article/57547/praise-for-rugby-leagues-pandemic-responserl

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Wigan
Saints
Warrington
Leeds
Hull FC
Huddersfield
Castleford
Rovers
Catalans
Salford
Leigh
Wakefield

Doesn't seem a lot given the community impact both at pro level and lower down the ranks.

There are 34 English professional clubs: 11 in Super League (the 12th club Catalans Dragons being French), 12 in Championship (the 13th and 14th clubs being non-English with Toronto Wolfpack being Canadian and Toulouse Olympique being French) and 11 in League 1. The economic impact of the professional part in the English professional clubs is extrapolated at
round £71m. The economic impact of their foundations is extrapolated at around £10.5m.Eventually, the economic impact of the English professional clubs (professional + foundation) is extrapolated at around £81.5m"

Interesting that the economic importance of the two SL clubs chosen shows that Hull FC have 17 staff and Warrington have 141, presuming our deficit is due to staff not directly employed due to our stadium arrangements.

Your selections made me wonder how the inclusion of Inglis will influence how people think regards warrington's chances, it could be their year ... famous last words!