Macintosh on the wing sounds like a good idea. He gets shown up too much at full back but could have a real impact out wide. Goulding and Sezer are both good signings.

The Giants are probably still lower table but that team should be good enough to finish above Hull KR.

I have an odd feeling about Wakefield this year. After being, unfairly, tipped for relegation in previous seasons they could go either way this year. After a flat finish in 2019, if they continue to have injury issues with key players they could find themselves in trouble. Chris Chester is my tip for first coach to be sacked.

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I fancy Cas to have a good season, but I'm surprised they didn't try to bring in a new full back

What's Toronto's likely line up?

Toronto squad:

1 Gareth O'Brien
2 Matty Russell
3 Chase Stanley
4 Ricky Leutele
5 Liam Kay
6 Joe Mellor
7 Josh McCrone
8 Adam Sidlow
9 Andy Ackers
10 Anthony Mullally
11 Andrew Dixon
12 Bodene Thompson
13 Jon Wilkin
14 Darcy Lussick
15 Gadwin Springer
16 Tom Olbison
17 Blake Wallace
18 Brad Singleton
19 Gary Wheeler
20 James Cunningham
21 Sonny Bill Williams
22 Greg Worthington
23 Hakim Miloudi

Cas potential 13 and back ups

Jordan Rankin
Derrel Olpherts/Greg Eden
Pete Matuatia/Cheyse Blair
Michael Shenton
Sosaia Feki

Danny Richardson
Jake Trueman

Liam Watts
Paul McShane
Grant Millington
Mike McMeekan
Oliver Holmes
Adam Milner

Bench Forwards
Jesse Lefao
Daniel Smith
George Griffin
Nathan Massey
Matt Cook
Junior Moors
Alex Foster
Tyla Hepi
Jacques O'Neil

Bench backs
Greg Eden
James Clair
Blair Cheyse
Callum Turner

Plenty of decent forwards but seem a little light in the backs if we get a few injuries