If we lose Walshaw it's because his agent is trying to get financially the best deal for him. He has bills to pay and probably a family to feed and no one can blame him for trying to get the best deal.

It's a short and relatively poorly paid professional sporting career compared to rugby union.

He needs to look at Amor though and a couple of years here for WTW week in week out helped him more than struggling at Leeds.

Agreed.
You would think that regular first team games would be better than bench warming at a "bigger" club.
Having said that, money talks and not many of us are in a position to turn down extra brass.

What about not even getting the chance to warm a bench at a smaller club?

Keinhorst has always done alright when he's played for Leeds and he's often played at times when we haven't been playing that well.
I'm not saying he's world class or anything, he's not, but he's a perfectly ok centre/winger.
He was never going to get much/any game time this season at Leeds with a back line of Hardaker, Briscoe, Watkins, Moon & Hall and Jones-Bishop as backup, and needs to be playing at a better level than Hunslet.

Yes we know what his parasite is trying to do for himself, but what is he doing for Walshaw ?

We need to do everything we can to keep Walshaw, i really think that as he continues to develop he will become a very good player indeed.

Let's face it, he'll end up going to a bigger team anyway.

So lets at least sign him up so we get a fee

I'm surprised yer ripping into Keinhorst about his "glass hamstrings" maybe just maybe he shouldn't have returned when he did he also wouldn't be the first RL player to repeat the same injury on his comeback it happens in most sports.
Always did a decent job for us but also had a more than capable stint in the BR.

No - if we do, it'll be because his agent gets him more money at another club.

Keinhorst did ok today.
Although I think Walshaw is a much better runner with ball, we won the game with passes to wingers, which we have lacked previously.

Yeh i like walshaw but think keinhorst had a very good game last night

Did we put two wingers into space for a try twice in a game?

When did either of our centres feed our wingers to score last night? Keinhorst was solid in defence but didn't do a great deal going forward. At least he didn't break down this time. Hopefully his attack will improve with game time.

Even though they were scrappy they got rid of the ball.
I'm not really saying it wouldn't have been better with Walshaw.
Just that Keinhorst tried to pass.

Though now you've picked me up I realise one pass I had in mind for Keinhorst was actually Mathers.

Spot on

I happen to be a Walshaw fan after his recent performances but I cannot knock Keinhorst last night, he looked rusty in attack but his defence was solid.

Keinhorst didn't let anyone down last night - he looks a bit ring-rusty, but he looks to me to have more guile than young Lucas and a bit more athleticism.

I don't see it as one player vs another though - it's just good to have options.

In Lynne and Walshaw I think we have what looks like two potentially good centres. Without question they both have lots still to do, but I wasn't saying that at the start of the season, so what they have both shown in recent weeks gives me reason to be optimistic.
The try (when I watched it back on WTV) that Lynne scored against Hull FC in particular, if some NRL Aussie had scored would have had the "sky experts" soiling their pyjama bottoms and doing excite able vocular gymnastics.
As it was he's a young lad at wakey, so nothing to see here.

I am really liking what i am seeing in Lyne, if he keeps improving over the next couple of years imagine how good he could be when he is 26/27.

Lynne reminds me of a young Ryan Atkins ,we used to complain that centre wasn't his best position because of his inability to pass to his winger. After being transferred and suitably coached he hasn't done too badly since. I hope that we now have a coach who can recognise and develop his potential.

What you forget about Reece is how young he is. This season he's probably been one of our best performers and has certainly changed my opinion of him. Pacy, strong, young and probably only going to get better.

In a couple of years Lyne will have just turned 23!

He's still just a kid and if he continues developing he could be a superb player.

I wish that whatever Webster has done for Lyne could be bottled and sold on - he's finally playing with confidence and looks ten times the player he was just a few months ago; I'm chuffed for the lad.

Agreed, he appears to have found his balls and no longer looks like a rabbit in headlights. All of the players who were struggling under Agar have really kicked on since he left.