Was Mauro, Jewitt and Mcgoldrick injured?

I think Hunte has very done well as a caretaker coach but would he rather not return to his previous role with the financial backing of the Dr behind it? I think a big part of the improvement is players have woken up and smelt the roses! The players realise they can either dig in, give everything and be part of a club on the up or be shipped out in time to wherever. Young players are particularly keen when they can see something fantastic in the horizon.

Thank you for the posting.It is refreshing to see someone at the club being praised and supported.I commend you for that.

I'd like to see the club reward Alan Hunte for his past efforts by investing in the best academy setup in Superleague. To do this we have to give outstanding young prospects an extremely good reason to join us rather than being wooed by the usual clubs. Perhaps now we have the financial means to build the best training facilities, have the best equipment and support this the best junior development coaches in the game. Invest in the best and the rewards will come.

We've always know Alan Hunte was a rugby genius .



Hunte & Long ( lets not forget about him ) have managed to coax two performances of heart from the two away fixtures, from a injury ridden squad .
Whoever the new coach ,He's done himself no harm , we just need to get that level of commitment at the SCS .

Commitment yes but it will only get you so far. It's also about having a strong squad capable of putting in consistent performances week after week. Fair play to Hunte for having the courage to play some youngsters, it will certainly add competition for places.