Widnes fan here, just wondering if any of you have heard of the Sa to Widnes rumours we've been hearing over this side of the Pennines.
They've been around since before Hull announced he was leaving so maybe a little bit of substance to the rumour coupled with a supposed sighting of him at our ground.
I know he might be back off to Union but nothing confirmed on that front I don't think

Cant say ive heard that one myself. Hes like a couple of your players you already have. Very injury prone.
The rumour is he is heading back to yawnion.

If he was to join his injuries would be cause for concern but like you said we've already got players like him in Brown, O'Carroll, Phelps and the incoming Chris Bridge.
I've read he's off to Union as well, only time will tell I guess.
Out of curiosity, where do you see his best position as? Centre or Second-Row?

he`s comfortable at both, probably better in the back row, his biggest problem is that he`s never been fit enough to put a run of games together to see if his form improves, everytime you think he`s getting better he seems to get another injury.

If a few rumours that I've heard and read surrounding our current Second Rowers, Sa sounds like he's be a useful addition to the team at 11 or 12

Imo id say he is better in second row. Shorter stints. As when he is on the field at centre he goes missing after a bit. So to spell him in would get the best of him.

Why, who's asking? Dennis? Is that you Dennis Betts?

I presumed this was a thread to totally slate the guy. Just like at Wakey, this guy is not even trying, his non challenge for their 3rd try sums him up. It's a disgrace how he is anywhere near our first team. What kind of message does it send out to any of our youngsters when he still gets a game.

At least Lineham is attempting to challenge/defend, he's not very good at it but this guy is taking the p*** out of us all.

Agree, really poor effort last night, shouldn't play again, makes Yeaman look like Greg Inglis.

Reminded me of that shellacking at home to Saints when Gwilym described Blacklock as sauntering about like he was walking the dog on a Sunday morning.