Yep, it's definitely something that they've got to manage well, and I think Leeds do generally, Stevie Ward and Liam Sutcliffe being good recent examples despite both having serious injuries.

I'd say with Golding it will all come down to physicality. I like the way he looks to hit the line, and he seems more likely to add a passing game than Hardaker ever did. But it will all come to nought if he gets bombed to destruction or can't make tackles count.

My worry with Golding is he doesn't seem comfortable under the high ball. Like watching BJB at FB

Mozza returns as Academy head coach. Great appointment.

If he asked you to jump it would be "how high sir"

Agreed, hope he instills the same "run through brick walls" attitude Shaun Wane does in the Wigan youth team.