<t>Having seen Moran play many times for London and Wigan, my view of him is that he can do a certain job - support and be an unpredictable runner - he was asked to do a different job to which he was ill-suited. We needed an organiser, and he was not it. A decent coach would have done what Noble did...

As transfer fees are not included in any deal, could we "sell" DV and Richards to a club, and pay them a transfer fee to take them off our hands?

<t>I am finding it hard to keep track of what our squad will look like for next year. Assuming (hope against hope) that DV and Richards can be offloaded somewhere, as rumours suggest might be the case, then comparing our squad this year to next, ignoring loan activity within season, I make the list ...

I thought we signed him on a 2 year deal and then loaned him to Widnes (or was that Jordan James). The one place we have strength in depth now is the 2nd row, so I would be astonished were we to see him at Central Park again.

1 - Brown - no loss, though why we let our loan players play against us is beyond me
2 - Hookers - quite right. Orr at 9 with Leuluai at 7?
3 - Over paid? It's the DV conundrum, but how can we get out of it???

<t>I was just reminding myself of the last time we played there - in June. We lost 48-22ish, having been 12-0 up, but the report caught my eye - we were 6 points adrift at that stage (after 16 rounds) and, according to Sporting Life "needed a miracle to survive" - we have come a long long way since ...

<t>I think he'll be their version of Moran. He is a totally different player from Dunnemann - he can run but relies on others to put him into space. Quins have signed Scott Hill, who is a class above Dorn, and have Paul and McLinden. They have enough talent to enjoy life after Leuluai and Dorn.<br/>...

<t>Well, we still have our destiny in our own hands, despite this. <br/> In order of winnability, we have <br/> Huddersfield (likely)<br/> Quins (probable having beaten them when we weren't playing as well as we are now)<br/> Bulls (possible - at home, they may have nothing to play for, and they are...

<t>We must fight this on the field, but we must also take the RFL to court, to get the decision and the cap overturned. All the cap does is hold us back - we can't keep the players we develop and can't change our squad mid-season once injuries bite.<br/> <br/> It is of dubious legal status in any ca...

If we are relegated as a consequence, we should take the RFL to court. And whoever oversaw this breach should resign in disgrace.