Could be alot of competition for him, big unit.

Apparently Leeds interested too.

I would be dissapointed too if he was our first choice half back hence the reason i stated he would only be understudy but i dont know this and as you state he is probably unlikely to be understudy but you never know.

I can remember reading earlier in the season that Featherstone had a very promising half coming, could have a good game v hkr? don't know if its him though.

Glad to see Horney go to fullback, he can chime into the line at will and is a great back up player. Seymour has done ok for me we haven't lost many games with him in the team but needs to dominate games more like against Rovers. Ellis isn't good enough with ball in hand and not sure about Nicklas but think the club will give him a bit longer.

Says more about the standard of cover, IMO.

Think I must be watching a different Seymour to some people as I personally think he has gone really well so far, the fact he is a better left to right passer has given us more balance and is why our right side is looking more effective compared to previous years.

My only knock on him is that he doesn't seem all that mouthy on the pitch.

I'd agree with that, i've noticed he also gives up the chase a little to easy when beaten, but hes always done that.

I agree with that, he does talk but doesn't bark as other halves do. I've been impressed by him.
Fans are fickle, a lot seem to be understanding of McKinnon's situation but don't realise Seymour is still adapting to life over here too. This season is one of transition, that includes a settling in period for the imports. I also think its harder for backs to settle in to our conditions than it is forwards, Finch being a prime example, solid last year but been excellent this.

This is what I keep saying. Halfbacks tend to need longer to settle, very few come in and hit the ground running. Add to that we have had a lot of changes to the squad and the coaching set up it was always gonna take time. He has done well for me and looks the part, they key now is to get the right halfback partner. I don't think him and Horne suited each other.

Finch is a great example, Wigan fans were not impressed last season but think he's outstanding this season.

Exactly what I've been saying about Seymore. Half back is the most difficult position to adapt to for overseas players, as the example you gave of Finch. He will come good of he gets a good injury free run from now until the end of the season

Think Seymour has done well, not amazing but certainly done a good job for us

I haven't seen anyone say he hasn't 'gone well', just that he's not a top class halfback. There are loads of posters on here who want Horne replacing because he's just a 'good' stand off - not one that can take us to the level of being able to win the competition. Well, to me, Seymour is exactly the same. He's a decent player, but not one that any of the top teams would covet.

That would be my view of Seymour. People are happy with him because our halfback options have been so poor for so long, and he's been fairly consistent without setting the world alight. He has has come in and done a decent job and hasn't missed a huge number of games, which, granted, is a marked improvement on what we've had previously. I just don't think it'll be enough to win us anything.

Who would you like to see us realistically sign that you would class as a top halfback.