Medial collateral ligament according to BBC match report.
Don't know how serious though.

MCL, some have suggested 4 weeks?
Didn't notice any others, and on Kelly Paul Clarke said in the HDM "Meanwhile, the half-back is currently out injured due to a hamstring problem but the issue isn't thought to be long-term."

heard kelly could be back for fev, but personally I wouldnt risk him in that game and save for magic

Did he whinge about their first try when it looked like they had 3 or 4 players offside at the kick?

sneyd tweeted that he hope to be back sooner rather than later so hopefully not too bad.

We can't take fev for granted but I wouldn't be risking kelly unless he's near 100% Last thing we need now is to lose him for weeks as well as sneyd.

I'm also less convinced about a kelly and connor HB partnership than I would be sneyd with either of them. We really had little organisation last week or the 2nd half yesterday

Radford said post match we're definitely not taking Fev lightly so will be taking a strong squad. Imagine it will have to be Connor and Westerman in the halves though with Kelly, Sneyd and Abdull all missing.

So Powell advocates his players cheating by diving then like Ellis did after he dinked a kick over but too far so ran into a hull player and threw himself down!!

Poor comments by Powell.

I used to enjoy his complete belief in himself but he's become a bit of a cliche with his constant bleats about anything and everything except him and his team

Maybe he's been to the same school of media savvy that McDermott attends.

mcdermott's just odd

All Powell did last year was moan when we beat them. He's just not happy that Radders has his team worked out.
Maybe he's just not the uber coach everyone says he is, and his team haven't reinvented rugby as Sky mentioned a few times last year.

They're certainly much worse without hardaker. He's a flawed genius and with wigan's outside backs I expect them to be very strong next year