Larry Billey wrote:Kris is a good kid and a 100% trier and team player and is very useful with regards the home grown quota .

But if you are brutally honest, he is not the sort if player who is going end his career with a stack of medals, and definitely not anywhere near international standard. His limitations have been exposed in a few of the big games. Greg Inglis would think all his christmases had come at once. To be frank, he would not get into Hulls team, a team who finished 12th.

If Justin is serious about his ambitions to win things extra quality is required. I would imagine that Ratu may well prove to be the better player, and, unless Webster does depart, dont think Kris will have another 100% appearance season next year.

Big Spender wrote:Would be very surprised, but feel free to name them

Big Spender wrote:Would be very surprised, but feel free to name them

mallyjnr wrote:it's easy to see why hull finish so high up in the league each year with all these players that are better than ours

Hutchie wrote:Lol i forgot about Hall

walshy222 wrote:Quality first full season, bit more bulk and will be knocking on the door of international honours IMO, Well done Chris

j_hunter_hkr wrote:Kris is a good player at the minute. There are areas of his game that can improve but he's still young and relatively inexperienced. I can't think of any young centres that make Kris look "average at best", though.

Mild Rover wrote:Atkins, Shenton, Clubb - fair enough.

Tyrer?!!! FFS Hutchie.

Gibson is harsh too. Watkins and Tom Briscoe likely will be if they are able to fulfil their potential. Sean Gleeson, Hall and Cudjoe I'd put on a similar level to Welham.