I think we've had our fair share of problems as well. Our first choice full back at the start of the year was Phelps, he got injured so we shuffled Roberts to full back. He was in unbelieveable form then he got injured so we moved Sam from the halves and had a new half back combo with LuLu and Deacs. Deacs was injured for a fair bit of the season so we moved Lockers to SO. We have shuffled our team about quite a bit through the season with very little fuss.

That's true to an extent, but I'm starting to wonder just how much a first choice Kyle Eastmond should be. He seems to be injured all the time. I'm starting to regard him in the same way I regard Amos Roberts - a very useful player when he's available, which isn't often.

Determined to perpetuate this myth, aren't you?



What you mean is we haven't made any fuss about our injuries in the same way Leeds & Saints have, and also we have had better youngsters to come in and cover for them (in many cases good enough that our first choices couldn't get their places back after their injuries).

First half of the year he was quality. Just had a couple of long term injuries.



I'd say he's different to Amos in the respect that Amos is fit just isn't in form.



I think if Kyle's fit then he definately improves saints.



Wheeler and Lomax are also big losses, I think both (but especially Wheeler) would have nailed down first team spots if fit, Wheeler was supposed to take the other centre position wasn't he?

Hey it could be worse. I could be named after a self proclaimed hard man who in reality lost more fights than all his fellow Saints forwards put together.

Injuries are part of sport full stop. Do you think they put the number of injuries a team had in brackets next to their name each season in the history books? Blaming injuries is a pathetic excuse because everybody has them and everybody has a squad to deal with them its just some are better than others.

Cunningham currently has a chest infection. Now although I don't expect it stop him playing, I do hope it leaves him physically drained. No matter what the Saints fans say Keiron is the lynch pin in their team and stopping him goes a long way to stopping Saints.

But not as many as your top enforcer Stuart Fielden.

Possibly but i have never seen Stu Fielden pretend he was injured like Graham did against hudds. Shocking behaviour for a prop.



I Have informed the PFU chairman

Even more so when they're missing first, second and third choice half backs.