I think he has a bit of the "x-factor" about him.
Knows where the try line is. TS obviously rates him. Price obviously doesn't. He's clearly down the pecking order.
Time for the lad to cut all ties with us, and make his move permanent, for his sake.

Shame, really

Looking at future projections rather than past performance, would Livett be a better option than Currie...?

Still a great utility cover off the bench. Too much talent to be restricted to one position period.

I was wondering about this, presumably the club have looked at basic performance stats including speed and strength and see no physical reason to think that BC can’t get back to previous performance levels.

He lost the bench spot to Matt Davis. Livett's move to HKR was the right thing for all concerned.

I think Livett's stock fell significantly after the CC final debacle v Catalans, which was unfair as everyone else got it wrong that day.

He is undoubtedly very talented but there's some baggage there; I think his performances are too hit and miss, he has a laconic air about him and gives off a vibe of indifference at times.

Would I have him back? Perhaps, as a replacement for J Clark or Akuola who despite good early form still feel like luxuries to me.

He shouldn't have played at Wembley.
He wasn't fit and a blame him for not holding his hand up. If you ain't 99%+ fit...Wembley will always find you out.
However before that injury...he was clearly our top performer early in the season.

Livett disappointed after he signed a contract extension, he became lazy in defence and looked to mope around the field. I'd rather have Sita off the bench than Livett.

I thought Sita did well against Saints and gave us some physicality and tackled well. Admittedly, he needs to sustain it for more minutes but, as there is a shortage of props in the game, he is more important to us than Livett. We are more than well covered in the back row and will have promising youngsters coming through in Wrench and Longstaff in a couple of years.

Promising youngsters ..... like Livett was? Talent alone clearly will not suffice and I worry that Luis Johnson will go the same way.

Or like Philbin was. It’s about attitude as well as talent and perhaps that was the problem with Livett.

I can't quite make my mind up about Longstaff. He doesn't do as much with the ball as Wrench, but can't stop scoring tries. I would love to know why Wigan released him from their Scholarship.

he had a great game... but lets not be silly.

This loan will see him play every week and will give him the chance to develop...... at wire, he would probably cameo now and again... so this move is perfect for the players development.

Now, if he DOES grow throughout the season and become a quality SL first team regular, then there maybe a bit of a fight for his signature... and we may lose out... There are alot of 'ifs' in there though.

The loan move was the right thing to do.

LOL what?

even for you, with your biased agendas and silly trolling... this one is too ridiculous. Come on now.

You do realise I'm talking about 2018?

I think a problem with young players is that you have to make them believe they can make the first team . The longer they are kicking their heels in the reserves the more focus they will lose on why they decided to try RL in the first place & once they discover women & having fun they could be off altogether. Perhaps a league wide extra substitution of a reserve player for say 10 or 20 minutes per game should be encouraged.
Going off on a tangent, we had a cracking young snooker player in a club i go in. He practised regularly & could have been good, then he discovered women. Now he is the town stud & doesn't bother much with snooker.

A common phrase used about Stephen Hendrey was he has a misspent youth.

I'm pleased that he is going well but there must have been an issue with him at wire. He was given chances, went well and then fell out of favour. Maybe the change of scenery was what he needed. I hope he has a great season.

Who are ya!

Surely if you want women the better strategy is to knuckle down at rugby.

When it comes to sliding in to the instagram DMs of a hot girl, who do you think has more chance of getting a reply, the guy whose pictures are full of him getting smashed in town with the lads, or the guy who has a profile saying he's a professional Super League player?

Ha, identity blown.

He had a good game on Friday night, but he looked like he was wearing BMM`s kit from 2019.

His physical shape has deteriorated and he now looks out of condition.

Not aware of any long term injury he has suffered, so for me there must be a question mark about his lifestyle?

Or hot boy. Live in the times.

What is Instagram?

I think the rigours & limitations of a training routine would make Jack a dull boy when trying to woo the modern day local hotties.