I can't & won't argue that he is the best in the league or that his own & the clubs value of his worth are different. My only gripe is with the key board warriors on here saying he is not good enough for us, He is good enough & anyone who has scored 100 try's (only 17 others have done that since the club started in the 1890's) can't be that bad, as for his defence it satisfactory & could be better but he is not the sole reason we have shipped in to many points & a lot around him need to look at their own defence or lack of it. & to sugest that any of the new recruits are a class above are rubbish, though I would love them all to bloom at this club like Boudebza has but like him it is a gamble. I suspect that it all comes down to money & the club can get two youngsters for his wage? & nothing to do with his ability.

Behave.

If that happened we could have the dream team pairing of Yeaman and Welham.

Is Kris Welham a top 8 centre, if the answer is no, then Rovers have made the right decision.

He's not.

No. But the frustrating thing is that we're not replacing him with anyone that is a top 8 centre. Minns may well turn out to be decent but it's certainly a gamble and you wouldn't call him top 8 material yet. I'm sure he will be however, a much cheaper option than Welham. A sign of the times at the club?

It's all about getting value for money with the salary cap, for example say Welham is on twice as much as Salter (I reckon he could be more on his old deal), is Welham twice as good as Salter?

I suppose both your new centres have potential to be better than Welham or at least that is what Chester believes, whilst it's very unlikely that Welham will improve enough to be a top centre.

All of the above is true, of course, and it seems that we're having to balance the salary cap within the squad. I just feel that, salary cap benefits aside, we'll be weaker in the centres in 2016 than we were in 2015. Unless there are more signings to come in the centres but that doesn't sound likely. To me, this doesn't bode well for the clubs public ambition of being comfortably in the top 8 next year.

Watch welhams performance at Wembley against a top class centre and you realise how far away from been one himself he is thanks for your efforts kris but no big loss time to move on

I agree! I said earlier that i don't think he's top 8 material. Couldn't see him signing for anyone who finished higher than us this year. I just think that with the signings announced so far for 2016, we'll be weaker in the centres than we were at the start of 2015. I guess I'll reserve final judgement until we announce that our 2016 recruitment is done.

I just can't see the club going into next season with either minns or salter as first choice centres so we must have someone else in mind

Before you pass judgement on Thomas Minns why not wait until you have seen him in action. A member of staff at the Rhinos (not JP ) who's opinion I respect said Minns is very unfortunate that Watkins & Moon are at the club otherwise he is certain Minns would be a regular in the side.

He was runner up for championship young player of the year as well so people constantly say we should be scouring the championship to bring forwards in so why should it be any different with backs?

Frankie. Up here in Pickering, sadly there are a few Rhinos fans near me but some of them are good friends. They all rate Minns very highly and reckon that he is much better than Keinhorst was at the same age. He's just got Moon and Watkins in his way, both young, both exceptional and both limiting his first team opportunities.

He will be our starting left centre imo next season filling the vacant Kris Welham position.

Turnstyles at the KC are now fully automatic so he won't be signing for us

You need a centre now you've turned kirk into you 15th second rower in your squad

No we don't, we've signed a stand off to play there.

2 of our back rowers on their way out from what I've been told

On that basis we should get rid of everyone who played at Wembley then lol