Totally agree, he's got a kicking game off the tee and out of hand and as a seasoned pro with plenty of game management/leadership skills, he should be the perfect foil for Williams      

I agree with most on here that I am pretty happy with Sneyd signing. 
But on the other hand I am a bit troubled by it. I am guessing that Sneyd was one of the top earners at Salford so we must have started this season with a sizeable gap in our salary cap which is a bit odd.. So I get that is good to leave a bit of space in case of emergency but with Leyland signing in the off season it all appears a bit reactive. When Hayes is back that might put Leyland 4th choice halfback so I can see a situation where Leyland would end up out on loan (probably at Salford) but the club can't do that straight away because that would look like an instant mistake in signing him in the first place. If Leyland does go on loan how much would he learn from Sneyd. 
I have been encouraged over the last year or so that we appeared to be setting up for the longer term and looked like we had moved away from looking for instant success but even though I think he will do a great job it does feel a bit of a departure from the long game. 
Hope it works out.

Maybe Sneyd's contract is back loaded with an increase in 2026 when we will have a lot of cap freed up?

Chambers said we had spare money in the cap if something came up, Burgess said he was happy with the squad so must have thought he didn't need to use the money just to fill an extra space. And thankfully that's worked out really well for us, but yeah it does make sense if he'll have a wage bump next year.
I do get what you mean Deus about Leyland, but hopefully it will be a case of him learning and progressing each year until hopefully he steps up and starts along Hayes at some point. When we'll have the smallest half pairing known to man ha ha 

The challenge is for Hayes and/or Leyland to take the shirt off Sneyd.