[uJoe Arundal[/u

Tonight i believe Arundal showed he int quite upto scratch for super league... his pace tonight showed him up and Daryl Clark had 15 metres to make up and still beat him easily! and defensively was out of position for 2 Tries. Also for a while i believed he wasnt strong enough for a centre and believed tonight he would show how good a winger he could be (i believed this to be his best position) i was wrong, i really feel he needs to up his game. This seems like an assault but i just feel his overall game isnt quite there.

[uNathan Massey[/u

Past couple of weeks showed he deserved a new contract...very similiar career development to Huby... years of promise then just blossoms overnight, really looking forward to him in next couple of years alongside Huby and Emmitt

[uRichard Owen [/u

Tonight really was his best game all season...showed we have been wasting time with McG and Mathers. We should putter utter faith in him at Fullback and we will be re payed with our Radlinski/wellens. He just needs to brush up on his casualness when the ball is crossing dead ball line bu t he really showed his skills and talent tonight.

Overall our team is looking good. i was worried that Isa signed for Widnes but for past few games he hasnt shown anything that we cant replace and tonight was owned by Webster all game, he just looked a beaten player. But with Clark and the other youngsters we having something to be genuinely exited about for the future!

I trust your judgement on these players but I find it quite funny how another Cas fan said 'Arundel for England' after last nights performance.

Arundal IMO seems to have become a bit complacent and does look anything like a sharp as he did in his first few SL games. I do believe he has what it takes, but for whatever reason he's looked a bit un interested at times.

We all know that there have been some performances through the season that for whatever reason have been completely lack lustre and on another week full of grit and determination. Why the difference between these two different levels of effort is a question I can't answer. Let's hope that Millward can!

Returning players to their natural positions, may just be what we need to turn 3 or 4 weak performance into gritty ones instead.