He chucked them in the bin beacuase they were hurting the rest of his game. A good decision judging by the way he's been tearing it up.

We saw a little flash of 2013 Crooks last Monday. Watching him ghost through the line reminded us of what we've been missing. I'd keep him in the side and then leave it up to Sa to displace Yeamo by how he shows up in training.

Yeaman doesn't get his winger away, we've always known that. But this year especially he hasn't made metres out, hasn't scored that many for a couple of years now and is becoming error prone.

Yeaman is still the best centre at the club,although I believe,Crooks will be better.

Yeamo is solid defensively but has lost that attacking impetus that made him one of the deadliest centres in SL and an international. His inability to pass has been well known for years but I think it's more noticeable now that he's not regularly scoring tries. It is to me anyway. Crooks is devastating in attack but his defence can be poor.

I guess which one goes when Sa arrives is down to what Radders wants from his centres. If he wants to shore up our defence then Crooks will lose out. If he wants to add more to our attack then it needs to be Yeamo that loses out. Providing Sa is the better option to either player of course. It's up to Sa to dislodge one of them and its up to Crooks and Yeamo to show that they deserve to keep their place in the team.

Short term I would imagine we will see Sa and Yeamo as our starting centres but long term I would hope that it is Sa and Crooks. Crooks has time to improve his all round game and I believe he will do just that. I can't see Yeamo regaining that attacking edge.

I'm sorry but creating space and time for your winger to pick up all the glory is what being a great attacking centre is all about. Yeaman can defend and runs hard but thats it. He's lost a yard of pace, can't pass and rarely runs the lines he used too when scoring 20+ try's a season. He'll do for now because we have nothing else but his replaced is imminent.