We have seen quite a lot of Walters in the last 2-3 seasons - & found out he is pretty rubbish.
We have seen quite a lot of Keinhorst in the past 2-3 seasons - & found out he is a very useful squad member.
We have seen hardly anything of Baldwinson, Ormondroyd, Oledski, Jordan Roberts, Smith (he has had his injuries I know), Sutcliffe (A). No one will be able to formulate an opinion on these therefore.
It is not my intention to argue that all of these should be catapulted into the team ad hoc. However, when the coach refuses to use them even when named on the bench (or at best for a token 10 minute spell), how is he (or we) to know their capabilities?
The two periods (Easter & the International weekend) were crying out for these guys to be used to spread the burden & ease the flogging of the usual suspects

Bet St John Ellis chinned him. Molloy was soft like a number of our packmen in those days.

You'd lose that bet. We could see straight down the tunnel from where we were stood on the Southstand that day and Molloy caught him and was raining punches on Ellis.

I would have had my money on Ellis any day of the week, I knew singe and trust me he was solid and molly might have got a few in but singe would have done him every day of the week

"Singe" as you call him would also have been giving away 3 stone at least.

Molloy may have been tough on that occasion, but he was generally soft when it mattered. Quite remarkable given the Wire pack he came from. Ditto Harmon.

Robbie and Gary in their pre Take That days.

No wonder the likes of Kurt Sorensen used to chew Leeds up when it mattered. They really don't look anything like props do they? They don't even look tough enough to be wingers.

He's coaching Manchester Rangers now, great guy!

Kurt agrees.

Bloody classic shirt is that though! Bring it back at anytime! Looked great in the cup final the other year.

So softly spoken. Would absolutely rip blokes heads off.

not many could stand up to the sorensons pure viking.and kurt sure could play a bit. wane was a supposed hard man but did not want to know when we signed him. molloy was a decent player but did lack some grunt for those days, harvey howard the same.