MK was asked on twitter if,as a result of the Puletua court case were Salford under investigation by the RFL for salary cap offences and he replied No.

Nothing for you to bite on. The coaching staff haven't been convinced by Clarke this season, particularly not in comparison for the fee and the salary they're paying him. I haven't seen Warrington's books to comment, again just passing on what I am told. Perhaps Smith see's that money being utilised elsewhere.



MR - I don't tend to be negative, but unfortunately in the last 12 months there hasn't exactly been many positives stories to pass on from within the club has there? Trust me, I don't take delight in hearing how our poorly the club is being handled.

As many have said before, hopefully Tim Sheens being here for 3 years will begin settling the ship.

Nice to think the ship might be settling and not sinking

For the record, Clarke was given permission to speak to us and was offered good money, but he chose to stay where he was. That is straight from the horses mouth. (Not that I'm calling Clarke a horse).

The timing of Higham's departure probably wasn't planned and whilst I agree that Clark's season wasn't what was in the script (neither was the team's) his form later on was better and he seemed a lot happier towards the season end (probably couldn't come quick enough ha ha). There was some rumour of playing injured but Warrington were down to the bare bones.

You are bob on about Dwyer, his return particularly his early form and impact, was an unexpected bonus of the Higham 'mess'.

Very strange, Warrington has hardly been a settled environment with a lot of 'stinky' departures, but, in comparison to you guys? Shangri-La