Nothing. They play in different positions.

Why do opposition fans get wet dick whenever we sign somebody? Im still waiting for Wigan fans to comment on the overrated Myler.

Only appears to be Wigan fans with anything negative to say. Funny that.

Because fella, despite other clubs fans saying this is not the case, Warrington are in fact the most talked about club in Super League....period.

Hmm



From the other thread brearley84 wrote





magic piano wrote





Teessidewire wrote





Paul2812 wrote





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magic piano wrote





But it's only Wigan fans isn't it.

Brett Hodgson is a great signing on the face of it.



But aren't any of you genuinely worried about signing a player that will be 33 before he plays for you, has only played 7 of 17 games for Hudds this season and is now out for another month?



This is a genuine question as we signed Long who was pretty much in the same position and has hardly played for us.

...and I still think the same Rogues, but I'm not Tony Smith, and whilst I don't necessary agree with this decision I'll accept it and get behind the lad next season.

Very good player and could take you up a notch in attack, I think Smith want's somebody who is a bit more reliable than Mathers.

If people listen to Smith on the radio i/v.. he clearly states that BH will be looked after and not over played so it's not like he is being brought in as our main go-to man. We have a few players who can play FB to a good level and Hodgson is more about buying the complete package. Its about passing on his knowledge and methods to players like Burke, Evans et al who will hopefully be coming through next year and the year after.



I have 0 worries on this one being an astute signing.

Hodgo has proved doubters wrong his entire career. He will do the same at Warrington.

oh dear why are peepz doubting dis gr8 signing for sharwe. man ov steel.

I`m not normally a fan of signing players of this age especially when we have quite a few players already hovering around the 30+ age group, but in saying that if Rhys Evans is as good as people say he is then its a smart move from Tony Smith.



Brett Hodgson doesn`t play like a player in the latter years of his career, he still looks fresh and his performances speak for themselves. It gives Rhys Evans the chance to learn from a proven world class fullback whilst he continues his development as a player, at the same time we get a recent man of steel winner in our line up. The only slight negative is his injuries, he seems to have picked up a few in recent times.