Take a look www.therhinos.co.uk/news/19909.php

Take a look www.therhinos.co.uk/news/19909.php

www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3844

www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3844

Pleaded not guilty and will appear at the panel tonight.

One game ban - these kinds of incident are the offence du jour at Red Hall these days.

Danny McGuire receives one game ban and £300 fine from RFL disciplinary.

Ali Lauitiiti will miss Monday after entering an early guilty plea to using knees in a tackle v Giants.

Webb to play SH?

Burrow to SH, Lunt to Hooker.

Does anyone actually remember the incident in question because I don't think it was one that was penalised?

Yup it was on about their 40m line. We thought he was lucky to get away with it at the time

I'd rather Webb slots straight in personally.

I'd rather have the former GB scrum half at scrum half and the England Knights hooker at hooker.

If Lunt needs a breather then Burrow goes dummy half, Ward plays more as a pivot.

Olds to SH and McShane or Hood to hooker for me



The reality is we will see Burrow to SH and Lunt to hooker; allowing Webb to take a spot on the bench.

Agree AG.

Webb did very well as water carrier last week.

I see no reason to drop him from that role.

AG, are you really suggesting playing two rep players in their best positions rather than picking a schoolboy that you've never actually seen play?

Lunacy.

Yes I think he's found his true vocation now.

No coincidence, for me, that the winning run has developed in his absence. I do hope no one on the coaching staff if contemplating shifting Zak to accomodate him at Wembley.

You don't think playing easier games is a bit more of a coincidence?

Quite. The opposition post Warrington (bar the semi) have had more to do with our resurgence in form than Webb's absence.

The run of fxitures at that time was just what the Doctor ordered.

I think we're being a bit too premature writing Webb off. I think he still has a big role to play until the end of the season.

Webb should come in at halfback. He was pretty much playing halfback ball-in-hand anyway before his injury, and people seem to have forgotten that during that time he created most of our tries.

Fullbacks these days seem to do a lot of stuff that used to be the domain of a 6. That might be me mis-remembering my youth, but in attack your modern fullback seems to be more like a halfback with a bit more freedom as to when they appear in the line.