Problems are also compounded by rumours, the less information given always leads to more and more of them, usualy 99% of them are unfounded but it can cause unrest and disillusionment among the fans.
Its a bit like when i used to work for a large company, just before a pay round we would hear all sorts of rumours, some good some bad and some simply outrageous, people would walk around often fearing the worst in some cases, then when the day came and the announcement was made it was usualy a million miles from what what rumours had lead us to expect.

So whats happened to him mate?, obviously the only times I have seen him play is against us,or on the telly.He used to look dangerous going forward as far as I could see.

whats happened to him? He used to be rapid. He looked like he couldnt be bothered chasing the Hudds winger down or the kick from it.

very dissapointng that he didnt chase Macgilvary back, he might not have caught him but with a bit more effort he might have got to the kick before Grix did.

He didn't chase Horne either. I really can't fathom how a player that can be top try scorer for two years running and gain an international call up who had pace and confidence aplenty (remember the taunting of the Warrington players last year who couldn't catch him as he ran in to score under the sticks at CP?) can become the indifferent player he has been ths year.

It's not just him though is it? The malaise has spread throughout the team and must surely be a symptom of the many issues the club has had behind the scenes this year.

Something needs to be done but I fear that letting players go is merely dealing with the sympton and not the cause.

Yeaman went from being SL top scorer to an overweight waste of space, shed his weight and he's back to what you'd expect. Letting Fox go will only leave us watching him next year scoring over 20 for someone.

Didnt get off the ground for Cudjoe's try and didnt bother chasing back for Grix's second.
Either playing with an injury or not bothered.

No, it really won't

Yes, it really will.

It won't, he's lost it.

He's slow of body and very very very slow of mind. Some players can make up for a loss/lack of pace because they can read the game, Fox is so unbelievably thick that he is now a liability

He'll get his pace back, he's wrongly bulked up; he's reported to be one of the hardest trainers which is why he is allegedly in the squad despite his poor form.

He's not the most intelligient, granted, but he'll know what's needed to get his pace back and with that, his form.

Hodgson, hit his best form aged 28. Foxy is just 26.

Wish Fox had the pace of 98 Richard Smith : www.youtube.com/watch?v=yali11a0gkk (apologies for the awful quality - am an absolute novice with YouTube)

Wish Fox had the pace of 98 Richard Smith : www.youtube.com/watch?v=yali11a0gkk (apologies for the awful quality - am an absolute novice with YouTube)

To many Indian takeaways from Zolsha's in Howden for me.

Well u really shouldn't eat to many Indians not Gud for ur arteries