I do hope that isnt true, we already have 5 excellent front rowers.





We need another centre and Second Row, if we get them i will be very Happy. McGillvary could probably cover both centre and Wing as he's a big lad. That then leaves us with a second row.

I'd take Nash and play him as a second row.

Bit slow though isnt he? we could possibly take Nash and put Ben Kavanagh in the second row. He would cause serious damage out wide.

If we announce another 2 permanent, lets say Mcgillvary and Paul Johnson for instance (im not saying they will just giving some names for the minute) and then announce 3 dual contracters in Wheeler, Armstrong, Dixon from saints for instance then our squad will be excellent.



The club is in good hands and know what they're doing.

He's not lightening but has a bit of pace over 10 - 15 yards certainly enough to bring his centre into play. We would probably get more out of him running out wide rather than into the middle.



I think he had a good game against Quins not so long back in which 'he won the game'.

That was my thought.....



.......but then I thought this too!!







as VM says, the Kavanagh option may work and we should trust the club.

I'd be happy to see Nash come back, I think he continues to show a lot of promise.

It also puts a tick back in the 'homegrown' box regardless of what Stevo says on telly!

That had crossed my mind, can anyone confirm as to whether he'd count as a homegrown player?

I don't see why not.



He came through our youth system, the same as Myler and Sidlow if I'm not mistaken so he should count as one of our 'products'.



Regardless of where he plays or ends up, he/they started out at Widnes.

To count as homegrown, he would have had to have been at Widnes for 3 years before his 21st birthday - I think he would count.

so on your theory we can include myler in our home grown talent?? er no! its players who started and remained through the youth system, not started played well and were sold to highest bidder