I'd consider him more of a useless talentless waste of space - can't believe he's been retained so long by the Giants - I'd be completely mortified if we made this massive mistake again; nowhere near as good as Higgins and doesn't even warrant been mentioned in the same breath as Boyle.

I would be very upset if we signed drew or martin, very bad signings if you ask me. Anybody who says they know how much there signing for are talking rubbish.

Jackson would be a poor signing too, he's steady away but i would rather give boyle more game time.

Snitch is a player I would like at Cas, he's a good squad player, puts a lot of work in.

You obviously have a personal issue with him then? What's wrong, did he pinch your sweets at school?

mate he'd be one of the first forwards down on your team sheet the way he has performed this year

Ha ha!

No, don't know him at all personally - sure he's a good bloke - I am, however, still disgruntled at what a waste of space he was for us and would hope to never see him in a Cas shirt again.

Yes but players do change and improve. I recall when there were rumours going round about Snitchy going back to Wakey, whilst he was with us, and a lot of wakey fans were saying how they didn't want him and he was a waste of space. Now look at him, he's their best player and none of their fans want him to leave.
By the way, have you seen Jacko on Sky tonight scoring a try? And he was given MOM!

Not seen yesterday's action - although I do concede that I didn't pick the wisest time to degrade him!

I have, however, seen him loads of times playing for you and remain convinced that the Wolves game was an exception.

I'm a big admirer of your side (the best hope of breaking the top-two's reign) - but there is some weird alchemy going on - you should have seen Scott Moore last season ... ...

Conversely I was pleased when we signed Jackson from Wakey because he had been so effective at commiting the defence and getting a really quick play-the-ball. Sadly he had zero impact for us at best and I'd rather we look elsewhere.