Thing is, pryce has always been a strong running half, not a visionary playmaker. If we signed maguire from leeds, you wouldn't expect him to kick us about the park, why expect it from pryce. Pryce is a good player, but he offers us what we already have in a number of other players. We are much better off with a fit bosc on the pitch to organise, kick and make plays.

agreed but with Scott in support and not Leon

Menzies for coach.
His mate Dessie Hasler went from player to winning coach with very little gap, and he has half the football brain of Menzies.

Steve's going back to Australia at the end of the year.

I do think the influence of Keegan Smith has been missed a lot more than most realise.

I haven't seen enough of Lo-n-Fresh's Dragons (one game, another one to come at Sodal) to really get a handle on his approach to the game, but unless someone like Sir starts pointing out major flaws in his methods then I'd not be advocating change at this stage. He's had a lot of misfortune - Scott, mainly - to deal with and it's been a tough year, a tough baptism if you like.

Valid point about Keegan Smith I feel John

He was well respected by the players who waxed lyrical about his fitnesss techniques as well as his incredible knowledge of dietary matters not least his 'Paleo diet' which transformed the lives of several of the current squad, Scott & Clint to name but two