I don't think so. Morley, Puletua and Griffin will all still be there, and there's plenty of experience in the rest of the team. I also think we tend to put too much emphasis on 'experience' sometimes. It was Nobby's downfall to some extent. I'd prefer to see a younger team that grows and develops together rather than a team that is chopping and changing every year as those experienced players retire.

Having said that, Marwan was on Twitter a couple of weeks ago pondering about making one more signing, preferably a prop. A player (I think it was Garreth Carvell, but wouldn't swear to it) suggested looking in the lower divisions.

One thing that the club should look at regarding season tickets for next season is a free ticket or half prices tickets for a challenge cup home game. Ive noticed sice we moved to the new stadium we havent had them offers and the attendances have been awful.

Man City went BOGOF for the last Champions League game but I'm not sure whether our Challenge Cup rules allow it.
I'm dead against free tickets.
I don't think it achieves anything and most people,me included,wouldn't pay if we could scrounge a freebie from someone

im against free ticket but if it means uping the season ticket an extra £20 for the deal then im not fussed. im just abit worried as the last 2 challenge cup games the attendances at home were shocking. is it because people dont want to wait in line for a ticket. Our attendances for the leeds game in 2012 and widnes last season must of just been 2 thousand

I wouldn't bother. The Challenge Cup rounds are fading across the board. Plus it might still be the case that the away side gets a bigger cut of the gate receipts.

The RFL should make it compulsory that clubs include Challenge Cup games (prior to semi final) as part of an automatic cup scheme to all season ticket holders, albeit at a discounted price say £5 for kids and £10 adults. It would put an end to the dwindling crowds year on year and encourage more people to attend, particularly if they have already paid.