This thing about 2014 version. I am not sure Clarke is any different, it is the team he plays for that has not given him the foundation that is all.



His defence is as good as any hooker for minutes played. He makes more average gain than any other hooker in super league. He has more tackle busts than any other hooker in super league. And he has only one less clean break than Roby for example, yet Roby plays 80 minute matches.

Don't get that. If wire wanted to pull out and Clarke hadn't signed how come he ended up there?

I still can't see us getting a big name like Clarke or Farah. GH said we only have the cash left that was due to pay Aiton, if that was no longer good enough for Aiton then I doubt it would be for a big name ?.



Assuming GH was being honest about us replacing JP,KS and KL already (assuming it's Galloway and Garbutt) then who is Sinnys replacement ? The rumoured Brierly ? Sutcliffe stepping up ?.

By what B.Mac said in his interview I got the impression Garbutt/Galloway replaced Peacock/Leuluai and Sutcliffe steps up to replace Sinfield. What this doesnt explain is that the 3 leavers salaries combined would be far more than the incumbents.

GH also said we weren't signing briscoe!

I wouldn't be so sure of that statement.



I would say Garbutt and Galloway combined would be on far more than Peacock and Leuluai combined. Of course, I still think we were already plenty under the cap anyway, and Hetherington makes no mention about the losing of BJB, Bailey, and Kirke either with regards salary cap.

Mate of mine from NZ has heard that Farah could end up with the Warriors, but I would doubt it myself.

can't remember full story but Leeds tried to nip in then. remember he signed about 18 months before he left cas

Let's hope we get him then. Still don't see it

Not a chance in hell. They've signed Isaac Luke for next season. Although if Luke to NZ falls through I'll gladly take him instead.

Other way round wasn't it? He wanted to get out of the move at the time, not Warrington

No, Warrington were looking to get out of move early part of season, due to finances. That was when Leeds spoke to the player. His form however soon changed Warringtons minds.