With that statement you have just described at least half of professional RL players.

SOL is one of the best players in SL and i have no doubt he would be a massive success in the NRL. You only need to listen to opposition coaches if you need to be convinced of that.

To get back on topic the QF it has the potential to be a good, even great game. We have proven we have the ability to turn up and perform when it matters. You have been in good form this year and look a well organised and well coached side. Whether you have enough to challenge the top teams when it really matters only time will tell, from our point of view i'm glad it's 5 weeks away as we are missing quite a few due to injury at the moment, it will hopefully give us time to get some bodies back.

Good luck (but not too much)

O'Loughlin's a terrific player. I think to some extent it's the nature of the type of player he is that his won players and fans will appreciate the more subtle and often less glamorous work that he does more than opposition fans who don't see him every week. As a Leeds fan I will admit that it took me a while to get it, but he'd always be one of the first names on my England teamsheet.

As for the Clark/McIlorum debate, it's trcky because, for reasons not really of his making, Clark hasn't been exposed to the same big occasions as McIlorum has. Does that make him a worse player? No. Does it make it hard to tell whether he's better? Yes, I think it does.

The way Cas are going this season, I suspect those chances may not be too far away.

If not, I'm sure Leeds would happly take him off your hands.