Might be like present board, good at business, but no nothing about what it takes to get a team that can perform on the pitch

It’s quite plain for all the see the state of the squad and their playing abilities or lack of it in some cases . It’s going to take some serious planning and money to get us back to an acceptable level on the field and probably off the field . When the ink has finally dried on the contracts , I don’t think anyone of us is under any illusions as to the mammoth task that lay ahead of them going forwards ,but the rebuild will start ,at what pace ,who knows but I’m willing to wait ,I’ve been doing that for 50 years

Blind pew can see who is and isn’t performing week in week out , I’m sure being an astute business man he wouldn’t take that gamble if he didn’t think he could do a decent job , and surely he will surround himself with quality staff who know the ropes .

Seeing it and knowing what to do about it are two very different things.

I seriously think it will take more than half a season to turn things around. We've dead wood in the squad off contract this year and also next.

It's more than just maybe a bit better quality in our halves and middles, which had been the case for the past 3-4 seasons, it's now within the whole squad that improvements are required.

We now have our third saviour in Gale if he plays. He follows Tanginoa and Jowitt who our coach highlighted would help us turn that corner.

And might have done had they played more than 1 game.
You can hardly blame Mash for injuries. Well you can but most people wouldn't.

I don’t blame him for the injuries but I do his laughable game plan which even an 11 player opposition could repel. I also blame him for his erratic team selection and the fact we have become a joke which you might find acceptable but I don’t. If he was at any other club he would have been gone weeks ago when there was still some glimmer of hope.

So what's all that got to do with your point about a player being the saviour. Have you ditched that and switched to a new dig?

Leeds Rhinos’ initial 21 is: Richie Myler, Nene Macdonald, Ash Handley, Blake Austin, Mikolaj Oledzki, James Bentley, Rhyse Martin, Cameron Smith, Jarrod O’Connor, Derrell Olpherts, Justin Sangare, James McDonnell, Luke Hooley, Sam Walters, Liam Tindall, Luis Roberts, James Donaldson, Corey Johnson, Leon Ruan, Jack Sinfield, Alfie Edgell.

You'll still score 30 and we'll be lucky to get into double figures as usual

I don’t consider a player a saviour but our coach has mainly because he is clearly out of ideas, if he had any, so his fall back position is to hope a player can turn the team around on the pitch. I would say this is his job but indisputable evidence suggests he in incapable of doing so.