Quote He will probably stay in league if he is selected to play for England (Hastings played three Tests for Great Britain last year),HASTINGS' BIG DECISION ON NRL RETURN
Former Roosters and Manly halfback Jackson Hastings has become one of the most sought-after players in the game.
The son of Roosters legend Kevin 'Horrie' Hastings had a breakout season in England with Salford last year and has now moved to one-time glamour club Wigan.
But several NRL clubs in need of a quality playmaker have been keeping track of Hastings and are expected to chase him for 2021.
Added to that, English rugby is also after the cheeky No.7, who qualifies through the grandparents rule.
"He will probably stay in league if he is selected to play for England (Hastings played three Tests for Great Britain last year)," a source close to the halfback told me.
"He is loving Wigan but is also a little homesick, so he has some hard decisions to make."'"

He will probably stay in league if he is selected to play for England (Hastings played three Tests for Great Britain last year),Father Ted:

We probably don't have any cap space. So many players have had their contracts renewed it's bound to affect the salary cap.


Trouble is our two highest paid players and them being two of our three marquee players haven't played for months. French has been out for a couple of months and Thompson since the Catalans game when we also lost Walters.  Although Walters has returned he was out for around 10-11 weeks Thompson still hasn't played.  That is just too much talent missing from the squad  not to have an adverse effect on performance..


If there was a shake up needed then Forber to be bench 9 instead of Leeming.  Walters right 2nd row and Junior off the bench. Maybe also Eckersley to replace Wardle for a couple of weeks so get Jake rested and fit again.


IMO our first 17-20 is the best in SL and by some distance. For that to be reflected in performance they all have to play especially our best players which they plainly have not.