To change! Robins do deal

in on Saturday looking refreshed and ready to go again.”

If Wakefield are to push for a top four finish Kirmond said Trinity, like their rivals the Giants, need to make a winning start to the second phase of the season.

“We need to get a couple of wins in the first three rounds, so we realise it’s important we start well against Huddersfield,” explained Kirmond.

“But we also know that everyone else will be thinking the same.

“Wigan and Saints are playing really well and picking up points, and Huddersfield are fighting for a spot – so we know the teams below are really chasing too.” HULL KR have confirmed Mose Masoe is on his way to the club after securing his visa.

The former St Helens prop agreed to join the club earlier this month but had not been able to link up with his new teammates as he waited for the green light.

However, the final formalities have now been sorted and the Samona international is set to arrive today as the Robins prepare for their opening Middle 8s clash with Halifax.

Club chairman Neil Hudgell Giants’ Ukuma Ta’ai and Sam Rapira get to grips with Mitch Allgood, but he will not be in Wakefield’s ranks for Friday’s Super 8s clash thanked the Rovers Supporters Group after they paid around £2,000 towards Masoe’s travel costs.

“This is the third time the RSG has played an active role in helping bring new players into the club this season and the second occasion in a matter of weeks,” said Hudgell.

“We are very grateful for their continued support and I’m sure that like us, the RSG are looking forward to having Mose on board and seeing him run out in a Rovers shirt.”