Whilst watching the match tonight i thought i heard him say that whilst Sean Long and a few others had retired, saints were still able to assemble a team UNDER the salary cap.Could he please get in touch with the Hull FC board and advise them how this happens as we are missing something.

You do know that Ben Galea (32), Willie Mason (30) and Ben Fisher (29) are all older than Mark O'Meley (29) don't you (with Clint Newton and Joel Clinton being only 1 and 7 months younger)?

But yeah, otherwise it was a very good and well though-out joke

Indeed and you also realise that Newton, Galea, Clinton and Fisher missed only 10 Super League games between them, 13 if you count the 3 Clinton was waiting for his visa and we even had one extra game than you.

Whilst O'Meley, Fitzgibbon and Long missed 27 between them, A full regular season on full pension

FC in general have been very unlucky with injuries, i wouldnt crow about KR's injury free players, you never know maybe its your teams turn next season on the treatment table? Hull KR have been very lucky with injuries

Rovers have lots of injuries, the fact the club doesn't mention them in every interview is why you think we are lucky.

Rovers don't seem to suffer from the niggly injuries though i'll give you that, very rare our players miss games with calf or hamstring strains where as Hull seem to suffer lots of these to a variety of players

But Hull FC do, so is this down to the individual or down to training methods? its not as though its just the older (

) player, it happens to the young ones, are the training regime, not warming up / or warming down correctly? or is the conditioning completely wrong? Im at a loss as to why we seem to struggle, and i can only think its the training! depressing