For me I think Moy is probably suffering a little from 2nd season syndrome along with not getting the amount of gametime he got last season. For me he needs developing physically but also needs to be playing regularly so a stint out on loan wouldn't be a bad thing.

Lets not forget he got far more regular games last season than expected due to to complete p0op show and whilst he did well, there's still a way for him to go in terms of development and most fans are aware of that. 

Think Moy has showed a few times he can pass, just think it's more down to decision making and experience.


Not too worried about his size, there are a couple of very good NRL fullbacks who aren't much bigger than Moy.


The club obviously see what he can do in training the way he has spoken about my players and coaches.


He is only 19, so am not prepared to write him off yet, but he does have some work to do.


Would still expect him to play 5 or so more games at fullback this year to give Rapana a break and give him more experience.

If the interrnet is correct he is about the same size as Jye Gray, who is 2 years older. He has been amazing this year.


About the same as Trai Fuller too.

Looks like Chamberlain was in training today, that's one positive on the back-row front.

Balmforth back in full training by all accounts, and Chamberlain as it stands seems good to go. So if that's the case I'd line up something like


Pryce
Briscoe
Hardaker
Rapana
Martin
Cust
Sezer
Ese'Ese
Bourouh
Knight
Chamberlain
Aydin
Asiata


Eseh
Ashworth
Watts (if fit)
Balmforth


Warrington don't have a great forward pack so I've gone with a big bench to hopefully keep rolling them through the middle. 
A bit of a change around with Aydin in the second row. Could instead put Ashworth there and Aydin to the bench. However if Ashworth plays second row I'd be tempted to start Aydin at prop and put Knight on the bench as we lost a lot of impact when Ese'Ese and Knight both came off.