Agreed, and the two things you mention there are supposed to be his strengths. I'm afraid he doesn't merit the automatic selection he gets and hasn't been the outstanding player in a game for not just weeks but seasons.

Yeamo is nailed on for the left centre spot for the next 2 seasons. Hopefully he'll regain his form and it wont stop Briscoe's development as a future world class centre.

Unfortunately if that is the case then we will lack strike power, craft, size, pace and footwork for the next 2 years at left centre. Not sure we can say that far ahead mind.

Disappointingly i think Yeamo is un-dropable while Agar is in charge.

There are normally plenty. Maybe people are starting to realise that he's done nothing of note for 4 seasons and simply isn't good enough for a side at the top end of SL.

Massively over-rated by many, too greedy and no footwork. It's time to give Briscoe his preferred position. Yeamo can put in some big hits why not try him as second row?

It certainly looks like that. If he's fit, he plays.

If he's fit he plays ... because Yeaman is the best centre we have by a country mile.



Just get over it and support the team.



C'MON U HULL.

Yeaman is what we have come to expect from a British centre: a 2nd rower that is too small (in heart or mind), to play in the pack but is a bit quicker than your average # 11 or 12.



We have/had a far better centre, unfortunately he was playing at full back last night.

So you don't think people should discuss these matters just accept them? Just because Yemo is a certain started when fit doesn't mean have just accept it.

But then showed good skills by hammering Webb. You can't just pick one bad tackle.



Anyway he dropped the one early on the last one was superb work by McGuire.

Maybe Yeamo was so suprised at getting an early decent pass it shocked him



Put a couple of terrific hits in when coming out of the line, and thats great if he connects every time, or his fellow defenders either side know hes spotting someone so they can cover him racing out, rather than trying to cover the big hole he leaves for players to move into. Said it many times...he defends facing forwards then inwards when teammates either side of him are defending forwards then outwards. All do the same and in a line ( basics) we'll be tough to break on our left side.



This is a problem our right has suffered ( Briscoe for their first try ) for many years ( Best, Blacklock, Sing ). Calderwood rarely makes that error and thus makes that side more solid and Berrigan strengthened that side great ,,, just need Tom defending same pattern all time too.