Wow. Congrats Wakefield. Great signing.

Wow!! That is a superb signing. A world class full back with a point to prove. Well done to all involved in making this happen. Just imagine him putting in a performance that we all know he can to relegate Salford.

Not a superb signing. The man is a crock -- worse in terms of injuries and injury proneness than even "spindly-legs" Samuel Tomkins. He will struggle to make an impact behind an inferior Wakefield pack. I look forward to him facing Bradford in the Championship next year.

Shut up you clueless buffoon!



I've never heard such ill informed claptrap!

Wait til Smokey chips his two pence worth in.

you think it's worth two pence?



Mystified as to why Leigh should be any more (or less) worried than the other 6 teams who end up in the Middle 8.

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Quote JEAN CAPDOUZE="JEAN CAPDOUZE"Not a superb signing. The man is a crock -- worse in terms of injuries and injury proneness than even "spindly-legs" Samuel Tomkins. He will struggle to make an impact behind an inferior Wakefield pack. I look forward to him facing Bradford in the Championship next year.'" In summary Mr Capdouze, You are a doylum www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=doylum

Just par for the course with that one.



If he had signed for Catalans to join his fellow NRL greats it would be the best piece of business of the season

You and the other defenders of Kevin Locke are ignoring the mountains of evidence that the aforementioned Kiwi has been carrying injuries for more than three years, and that this was a major reason why the New Zealand Warriors splurged a small fortune on old spindly legs Samuel Tomkins. The baby faced full back also has a problem with training discipline. Granted he had a distinguished youthful initiation into the NRL, but those glory days are long gone. Kevin Locke is damaged goods.



How appropriate that the Super League club with an archaic 1930s vintage run down stadium should have signed an enfeebled crock in its desperate quest to avoid relegation to the Championship.

Do you actually even think about what you are going to say or do you just point your fingers at the keyboard and the complete BS comes rolling from your finger tips?



The club he has signed for are clearly in a bit of bother but are trying there best to avoid the drop. By signing one of the best full backs in the game is a massive plus. Good luck to them.



Just remind me also how many trees your superstar urine supper has pulled up this year. That's right none because he's been just as much of a sick note as Locke.



I assume I'm not the first one to have fallen into this "doylum's" trap?

These injuries you talk about, did Stephen Kearney know about them when he selected Locke for the World Cup Final against Australia in 2013?



Is he more busted than Todd Carney?

What do you know about defenders?

Your 2 favourite teams in the Comp this year have the 2nd and 3rd worst defensive records in the comp and have just shared 58 points in 80 minutes of "Tackling is optional RL"

I do not know what Stephen Kearney knew or did not know in 2013. All I do know is that the current crock, Mr. Kevin Locke will not be selected for New Zealand again. There are several players who can play full back and are better than him, notably the current star incumbent Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, but also Peta Hiku, Joshua Hoffman, Tuimoala Lolohea, Afghan-Kiwi Omar Slaimankhel, and the Christian teetotaller Samuel Perrett.