To be fair to Turner he has never claimed to be half back, his preferred position being centre.

Washy will never cut it as a SL half back, although I though he did OK against both Wire and Leeds and his versatility may come in useful.

Turner grew up playing 6 or 13 and said he sees himself long term as a 6.

I'm sure I read somewhere after he signed for us that he said he saw himself as a centre. Haven't got the time or inclination to search for it though.

He said he was happy to play centre in the short term while he develops into a 6. It was in the HDM.

Ok I'll take your word for it.

No longy and Horney plays under medication

Did you watch the Leeds game? Washy offered much more than Turner in both attack and defence.

I've been impressed with Washy since he came back in. Especially after the stick he took for his performance (or lack of) at Celtic.

Prozac? Viagra? Mogadon?

He did Dave, he played 6 for under 20s Great Britain, played alongside the boy wonder from Saints (Kyle), Turner was tipped for bigger things than Kyle, not sure about that though

Unless he has a spurt, I have not totally ruled him out as a 6, and unlike most I am actually impressed with his defence, need to see a lot more in offence though. Early days me thinks, I am still convinced he will be a fantastic prospect.

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No deffo stand off.

twas Stand off correcto!!

On merit, Washbrook should play before Turner. My worry is and it's a huge worry, that whenever Horne and Washy play together in the halves we create very little.

Why not go for it and play whiting at 6?