I think the legal ramifications of the NFL stuff in the US has got all sports concerned that if they don't ensure that players are not looked after then they will be sued.

The concussions in the past were not as heavily focussed on, but there are players such as Ian Roberts in Australia who are associating the lack of player care with brain damage.

Nowadays the clubs, governing bodies, their lawyers and insurers are all terrified of legal action. If players consistently get headknocks their clubs won't be able to insure them and they will have to retire whether they want to or not.

All sound sensible options but nowing rovers we will end up putting marsh at 9 that will really flatten ower attack not to mention defence I mean wen tommy lee played 9 we looked flat in attack we need a hooker that jumps out from acting half and always has the square markers thinking as well as been able to put the tackles in Shaun Lunt is up there with the best but he is far to injury prone and leaves a big hole when he’s out

To be fair to Marsh he did well considering he was thrown in after 2 minutes into a pivotal position that he isn't used to

There is no doubting marsh has all the attributes physically to do ok, he can pass, kick, tackle above his weight and do big minutes.

Mentally i think it's challenging for him, confidence is key and he just doesn't have enough to direct a team and be in control.

Maybe hooker is a position that suits him, agree with Frankie he played well on sunday credit were credits due

I never so him on Sunday so I can not comment but if so get him in a team like York or any team on loan and play him in that position if possible

the problem with not having a reserve league, FC do it as well, but loaning players out stifles progress of others, if they aren't good enough don't sign them.