Thanks.



You should be proud of you're team also, hung in there right till the end when others may have folded.

Very proud o fthem definately. I'm glad we didn't fold too.

anyone know why carvell didn''t play/ big loss imo for cas. his know how and experience would have been crucial

Castleford are looking the real deal at the moment. They made a good account of themselves at Wembley and are currently title contenders. To say they were no-hopers last season, this is a real achievement.



I really like the way that Powell has them playing and with the exception of Dorn (he's just a toss-pot) I like the Cas players.

I think he was 18th man and would have got a run out if Huby had been declared unfit. A mistake IMO, Carvell would have offered more than an obviously well below par Huby did.

Of course friends. As already said JP should be a shoo in. Another of your players who I honestly think would have been in with a real shout, had he not missed half of the season is Robbie Burrow. I have not seen as much of him as you lot, but what I have he has looked excellent. I too was surprised Sneyd was taken off early. I did hear yesterday though that the big match had got to him, and that he had not slept all week and that he was sick before the game. Don't know how true this is, but if it is so, it may explain the decision to remove him.

Burrow for me blows hot and cold.

Inspirational at times but too many times too predictable.

Tends to run sideways and sniffles the centre or winger.

Sometimes it looks like the rest of the team have no idea if he is going to pass the ball or go himself.

For me Hardaker has stood out and would be in with a shout for young player of the year but his discipline has let him down.

I'm sure Sneyd will learn from the experience unfortunately that's going to be with Hull.



Also think like what's been said previously that Carvell should have got the nod over Hubby. But can understand Huby's desire to play.

See you in the GF hopefully mate.

Burrow in many ways is criminally underrated. Arguably, he's the most dangerous player in the league, and has always seemed to perform when it truely matters. Also, in many ways he'll be the most difficult player to replace of the 'holy trinity'. The speed, footwork, skill, toughness and unpredictability he posses is so rair that it'll probably be years before we produce another player like him.



He's also developed into a fine hooker since he's moved to that position after receiving a lot of stick from fans who assummed because he didn't look like a hooker he couldn't be successful there.



He's a Leeds and British RL legend whom will be sorely missed when he retire.

I'm sure that I'm not alone in thinking when I first saw him & DM together in the academy that he just wouldn't be big enough to withstand the rigours of superleague.

Boy, how wrong was I?

It's incredible how he gets whacked time & time again but just bounces back up like a rubber ball to tackle virtually anything that runs at him.

He is a legend.

One of the many in our current team.

Such a treat & a privilege to have been there to watch them & revel in their success over the past 10/12 years or so.

Charlie Sheen says "He's also developed into a fine hooker since he's moved to that position after receiving a lot of stick from fans who assummed because he didn't look like a hooker he couldn't be successful there."



Could someone tell me why the player in the middle of the front row is called a HOOKER??? and what a HOOKER should look like??? and what they actually 'hook?'



And I'm not talking about a lady of the night!!!

When he didn't last long in the 2003 CC Final after taking a blow to the head I was thinking it was going to be a common theme for him but barring one or two moments (Anthony Watmough running over him like a train) it's incredible how little time he's missed throughout his career up until the collarbone injury this year. Considering his size arguably the toughest guy in the squad. For all the great tries he's scored and created, my favourite Burrow moment has to be when he squared up to Lauaki, brilliant bottle from the guy.