I dont see a problem moving them around,especially in any match where nothings happening.

Quote: ComeOnYouUll "Indeed. All time club goal kicking chart 687 Joe Oliver 674 John Maloney 628 Colin Hutton 571 Danny Tickle 558 Freddie Miller 542 Peter Bateson 533 Ned Rogers 524 Jim Kennedy 496 Paul Eastwood 455 Marc Sneyd Not out of the question that Sneydy could top this chart in a couple of years time if he stays fit. He averages about 4 goals per game.'" Not saying the HDM get their article ideas from here but https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... cs-2984673

Quote: ComeOnYouUll "Indeed. All time club goal kicking chart 687 Joe Oliver 674 John Maloney 628 Colin Hutton 571 Danny Tickle 558 Freddie Miller 542 Peter Bateson 533 Ned Rogers 524 Jim Kennedy 496 Paul Eastwood 455 Marc Sneyd Not out of the question that Sneydy could top this chart in a couple of years time if he stays fit. He averages about 4 goals per game.'" Not saying the HDM get their article ideas from here but https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... cs-2984673

Sneydy is our beating heart, our rudder, organiser, and the ultimate game manager. Not to mention probably the best kicker in the world out of hand or from a tee.
He will always have critics because no-one is perfect.
But what we do know is that with his present skill set he is already a great player, already a double back to back Lance Todd winner and club legend to be, if not already.
Anyone who fits the great category will do for me.
I think he's the best English scrum half in the game right now and hope England come calling for him.

Sneyd would be great for GB, playing behind our pack and with someone like Lomax. How many tight games have we lost, he is the perfect man for that type of game

Marc's playing performances and attributes have been debated ad nauseam on this forum, but to my mind his greatest asset (intrinsically linked to his physical performance) is his mental approach - his cool, calm take on things whenever we see him interviewed and, by all accounts, his detailed and competitive approach to training and each and every game. For me, if he can maintain his current performances, never mind any improvements, then I'll be happy.

Not whilst Bennet’s the coach.

He needs more consistency to make the international team in my opinion.
Good but still needs to perform week in week out.

I think that’s a team problem , not just Sneyd , if our forwards turn up , Sneyd never lets them down

I agree Zuider, I think also that the scrum half is the one position that needs his forwards to set a platform of dominance or at least have equality, to give the scrum half an even chance of performing

Without this no scrum half can operate. And when we’ve been rolled over, I have to agree Sneyd has been as “off it” as anyone.
And if your engine and brain isn’t working ..... well, we’ve all seen what happens.

Ok its not Rocket science but I think he will have one record in the bag this season (drop goals).

https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/r ... ssion=true Great signing, nearing another record.

https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/r ... ssion=true Great signing, nearing another record.

Can’t believe he’s been here six seasons! Agree, great signing

When was the last time we had a half back for 6 straight seasons?

Cooke & Horne?