I think it is important to let you all know that not only is my lad working on the checkout and trolleys at Sainsburys Trinity Walk but that he also saw a Mr Tomas Bosc perusing the vegetable section yesterday morning. I reckon he is for us or maybe he was just looking for some parsnips.
I kid ye all not - BELIEVE !!!

Parsnips don't grow well in the south of France apparently



I look forward to seeing how this one turns out. Always liked him.

Trust me - this is true. He walked out with a string of onions round his neck - no he didn't thats just a joke.

Rhubarb

Id be happy with this but we'll have to wait and see.

The thing I do like about this rumour is that if it's true, Agar has chosen him after working with him, or at least spending time with him.
A lot of over seas signings are based on a view on tv then a few phone calls. You don't really know what you are going to get.
If he's worked with him and then still chosen him he must think he can do a job for us and fit in as well.

He has quality and would be better than what I was expecting, however is he more of a 6 than 7, or doesn't it really matter anymore?

What matters is whether he was just veg shopping or discussing the merits of rugby in wakefield. Either that or maybe he has a contract for checkout work.

It's a long way to come from Perpignan just for your veg.

I was a parsnip at TW today and did not see any Frenchmen, so have my doubts as to the veracity of this story
It would be a TURNIP for the books if Bosc came to WTW, but I cannot get my SWEDE round it. He certainly knows his ONIONS as a halfback and if we offer the right CARROT he may LETTUCE see what he can do. As long as he is not a LEMON and does not LEEK too many points he may add to our squad. There may be a a SQUASH on the terraces and PEAS could be difficult if we continue signings of this ilk.

Impressive 1873 - sprouts can cause wind but i assure you this is a breath of fresh air.

Bosc would be a lovely signing.
Proven in Super League and versatile.
On a different note, when our financial plight came to light, Liam Kaye was marked as a definite keep.
Now we are starting to assemble a decent squad, is Liam a must sign or have we put the ball back in his court?