Good signing! We looked sorted in the front row for a good number of years.

Now we just need an experienced prop IMO and we are ready to go for 2013. Give Fielden one more year!

Hope this is true.

If we could just keep Prescott fit we've got 5 or 6 props that can take us forward, keep improving and grow old together.

Mossop and Taylor along with Chris Hill are the three props I'd look at as potential long term replacements for Peacock and Morley in the England pack so for us to have 2 of them would be fantastic.

Sam Burgees (23) & James Graham (26) are both better than the three you mentioned and will be first choice at Prop for England for yrs to come.

They are already in the sqaud so, unless you are going to clone them, how could they replace Morley and Peacock?

Why thankyou.

It wasn't that hard surely!

Do you also need people to lift the toilet lid for you when you have a wee?

Who's saying it on twitter? My skills on there are very limited

Doesn't matter who says it on twitter. Its agreed.

Thanks Dan

If this rumour about Scott Taylor is true, and the HKR fans are 100% convinced he's on his way here, then we have a quite formidable front row for next season and years to come.
We will have Prescott, Mossop, Lauaki, Taylor, Dudson, Crosby, Spencer and possibly Burke. Shaun Wane's problem will be when to play whom and when to rest individuals so they are allowed to develop and improve their game.
If true, then Taylor's aquisition is a very good signing indeed.

HULL KR chairman Neil Hudgell admits forward Scott Taylor looks certain to have played his last game for the club – despite having a year left on his deal.

The 21-year-old's future at the Robins has been in doubt for the past two months, after he and agent David Howes refused to discuss terms on a possible contract extension at Craven Park.

It saw the Hull-born prop immediately linked with a cross-city move to Hull FC, whilst recent talk has centred on a move to table-toppers Wigan.

There had even been suggestions in the past week that Taylor had now decided to stay at the Robins after considering his future, and could see out the last year of his deal.

However, Hudgell has confirmed to the Mail that will not be the case, speaking for the first time on the matter to confirm Taylor is unlikely to play for the club again.
"We have done all we can to try and tie Scott down longer term, with vastly improved terms being offered," Hudgell told the Mail.

"He refuses to negotiate at all, which is a very strong indicator to me that he doesn't want to be here any more.

"It is a disappointment after what we have invested in him, but I am not prepared to be backed into a corner on it and be dictated to by Scott and his agent.
"Inevitably I think that means he has played his last game for the club, and we will sell him to the highest bidder."

Hudgell would not be drawn over the current positions in negotiations with interested clubs.

However, some reports have suggested KR are keen to use a deal with Wigan to bring in full-back Matty Russell, who spent time on loan at Hull FC this season.
The news of Taylor's imminent departure comes just days after Hudgell stressed KR were not a 'selling club', despite having already sold stand-off Blake Green to the Warriors for next season in a £100,000 deal.

Hudgell was again keen to stress it was not a case of balancing the books, in a year which also saw Shannon McDonnell refuse a new contract, with Hull FC his expected destination, and captain Ben Galea cross the city after failing to agree new terms at the Robins.

"I am quite happy to let anyone go who doesn't want to be here, without exception," Hudgell said.

"Generally, I don't think it's a question of not competing with the big boys, it's more a question of us taking a view that we aren't going to pay over the odds for players.
"We weren't prepared to put £130,000 on the table for Shannon McDonnell, or to meet Benny Galea's demands in the week he gave us to make a decision before he first announced his retirement.

"Those were our choices, in the same way it was Ben's choice to carry on another year, and I have no problem with that.

"I don't think he was very comfortable with the idea of retiring at the end of the year, and so I wasn't at all surprised he decided to go round again.

"He's a player at the end of the day, and that's what he wants to carry on doing."

Awesome news.

Prescott, Mossop, Dudson and Taylor could be our pack for many years to come.

I'd still like to see us sign one more experienced prop though.

At this point I'd like to stick my neck out and make him my scapegoat for next year.

"TAYLOR. YOU'RE RUBBISH!!!"

Im going to hold him personally responsible if we dont win tomorrow!

I've selected Blake Green and as a statement of intent have signed a legally binding commitment to mention Trent Barrett and Brett Finch whenever he is discussed.

I have decided that Ryan Hampshire will be my scapegoat next season, If Wigan lose it must be his fault as he didnt play, when we win it will be because he didn't play........only problem I can see is if we win and he is playing, mmmmmmmmm

Back on topic, he's a real talent but my concern is that we would probably have the youngest set of props ever to play in SL - too young for next year IMO but I am often wrong!

Loan him out to us and then we can blame him after all he's a local lad.

remember the old adage.......if you're good enough you're old enough..............hopefully they will mature into the roles very very quickly.......

I have no reason to disbelieve what you are saying, indeed I know that your information has been excellent in the past, but how does this fit with what HKR are reporting? Did your information come from within the club?

We're all saying the same thing, more or less aren't we?

That's Wayne Rooneys philosophy

No, that's if you're old enough, you're good enough!

I don't think he's fussy !!!!

Is he a Maths teacher..