I Shall think about it and post mine shortly!!!!

Cockayne

Sio
Thornley
Minns
Wardill

Kelly
Blair

Walker
Lunt
Tilse
Greenwood
Horne
Allgood

Lawler
Green
Mulhern
Donaldson

Not sure if Thornley is fit or if Clarkson gets back in?

I like the look of that squad. Looks reasonably competitive. Just a few positions that I am unsure of still!!!!

I have omitted Thornley and Clarkson as I don't believe they will be fully fit..... so here goes;

1 Cockayne

2 Wardill
3 Sio
4 Minns
5 Oakes

6 Blair
7 Kelly

8 Walker
9 Lunt
10 Green

11 Donaldson
12 Horne
13 Allgood

14 Mulhern
15 Lawler
16 Greenwood
17 Tilse

18 Moran
19 Cator

...

I would say that Oakes and Wardill aren't ready for a Derby game but they are fit so unfortunatley you have to make the best of a bad situation. Ideally neither of these would have played this season and you would let their development continue in the academy!!!! I also feel that Mulhern needs a bit more development before he can be classed as a super league player. Of our other young players Lawler is a great prospect and is proving himself week on week and Minns could be a future England International (He is that good on his day) I think Marsh has a long way to go before he is ready to be classed as a SL halfback but with the lack of Under 23's where does he get that development time????. Obviously if Thornley is proven fit then he will slip in at centre and Sio will go out to the Wing and then just one young lad will play... If Clarkson is passed fit then he will replace Mulhern too...
Then the team would look a bit more like this;
1 Cockayne

2 Sio
3 Thornley
4 Minns
5 Wardill/Oakes Unsure which one as both are raw!!

6 Blair
7 Kelly

8 Walker
9 Lunt
10 Allgood

11 Donaldson
12 Horne
13 Clarkson

14 Green
15 Lawler
16 Greenwood
17 Tilse

18 Moran
19 Mulhern

Wont go down with many but personally i would bring Dixon back in for Wardill.

I know he's only young but Wardill had at least a couple of decent half chances for tries against Widnes and didnt take them, we wont have that luxury against FC. Dixons pace (provided he would have caught it) would more thank likely have scored.

Wardill under the bomb is equally as unreliable as Dixon and I cant remember him leaving the ground to challenge for any that Widnes put up to him at the weekend. This is definitely something I think FC will exploit this weekend.

Dixon just edges it for me as he brings more to the attack than any of the other available wingers.

Cockayne
Sio
Thornley
Minns
Dixon
Blair
Kelly
Walker
Lunt
Allgood
Horne
Greenwood
Clarkson/Lawler

Boudebza
Green
Tilse
Donaldson

Any mileage in putting Marsh in at full back to give him game time? Play Ben on the wing (for his goal kicking!) to avoid chucking the young lad in. If Thornley isn't fit maybe we'd be better with a forward at centre than Sio. For me we might as well play Dixon - if it comes off we might get some excitement.

I'm just hoping for no more embarrassments like the last derby / cup. Just lets be competitive and look like a rugby team.

I don't think we've many real options though, unless Campo makes a surprise return we've no game changers to introduce so we've just got to stick to the usual suspects and hope they play like a team that's more than the sum of its parts. Sometimes they do, just hope its Sunday.

I'd go with an unchanged line up from Warrington away, although I need a late fitness test after consuming 1 too many on Saturday.

Am I still 18th man

Dixon got a injury playing for Newcastle at weekend i think

I don't want him playing anywhere near this game anyway.

The man from Del Monte, he say.......

I ain't no Stan, however.

I know he's only a youngster and he is learning his trade, but Joe Wardill's performance went into reverse against Widnes last weekend. Frankly he had a shocker. He didn't back himself on 3 occasions going for the line and in the process bombed 3 tries most half decent wingers in SL would score. He didn't challenge attacking high kicks put up for him in the corner and he didn't make any effort on defensive high balls to the corner. Then there was his composure meltdown flapping at a bouncing ball, leading to the Thompson try.

Luckily, we had enough overall against Widnes, but against Hull he could be exposed big time and will be a massive liability if he repeats the same or fails to front up better.

Roll on the return of big Josh. As for Dixon in his place, no way, ever, ever, ever.