Wakefield Trinity

There were certain games where he got just out-muscled, frankly.

The Wakefield game, the first game against Wakefield this year, the 34-0, whatever it was, on Good Friday, that was the one that, or Easter Sunday, should I say, that was the one that he got bullied in that game.

and he's only a young kid he might well come good and I do like him but I'm almost a little bit surprised to not see his name thrown into the mix in terms of players that could move on he makes more sense to me to be honest because the thing with Semmy Valame is ultimately if he stays he's a starting 17 player for sure he's a starting 13 player he's your starting winger it's as simple as that he gets a number 2 shirt doesn't he Semmy Valame if he stays he's number 2 I don't think there's any question there If Brock Greeson stays, I'm not even sure I have him on my first choice bench.

Probably not, realistically.

What's been the highest moment in the three-plus years? Um...

I'll have to go with two, I think.

I think for the pure relief of it, the pure relief of it, I think beating Wakefield at Bellevue in 23 is a crossroads moment.

If that had gone a different way... who knows really, who knows many people have speculated that we'd be in where Wakefield are now if that had been the case I'm less sure, I've said before I don't think it's that I don't think you can just pin it on that.

We get a phone call saying there's been a delay at the ground.

We are only a couple of k's from where we're due to finish, Wakefield Trinity's ground.

I was like, you're going to have to wait five minutes.

By this stage, we've done, it's one of our biggest days, we've run 54K.

he bother playing?

My fear for Blaise, I'll be honest with you, my fear for someone like Blaise Talangi is that he just becomes one of those players that just slip in and out of first grade for most of his 20s, and then we find out that he's off playing for Wakefield Trinity or something.

He's a

bit of a Tyrone Peachy, maybe.

Well worth a look.

Not much happening at Wakefield Trinity, but their season tickets, I believe, are also on sale.

Well done to Warrington.

I'll just put this one out there.

And I'll tell you a little thing about him, by the way.

His father, Josh Bostock... played for Wakefield in 1998 when Wakefield played in the Championship Grand Final at Huddersfield and defeated Featherstone Rovers by two points and were promoted to Super League.

So Jack Bostock, his father Josh, is an ex-Wakefield player who's held in very high regard at Bellevue.

So, you know, can we...

Can we foresee Wakefield Trinity signing Jack one day in the, you know, distant future? You know, that would be great, wouldn't it?

Yeah, I'm sure.

At least.