Yeah, I, like many others am often left underwhelmed by Kirke, but tonight he had a bigger game.

That's 2 on the trot where Burgess has looked a much improved prop and tonight he and the other 2 were very good and got through alot of hard graft and hopefully they'll all kick on from here.

I agree with Iestyn Harris. Burrows is taking the line on a lot more.

In the absence of Maguire, Burrows has always been a far better player.

They've rarely gelled as a half back partnership.

Maguire hampers Burrows natural talents.

That yestin is overrated, he doesn't know what he is talking about

You'd think a SL coach would be able to pronounce a player's name right. He called him Rob Burrows all night.

Burrow is still running too laterally for me, and trying to step into gaps that other players are running into. However he is taking charge more now, like he did in 2007 when he was at his peak IMO. His eye for the pass still isn't quite right, but it's getting there.

With his contract up at the end of the season, Luke will be trying to catch the eye of a NRL coach, so we can expect some big performances from the guy.

How very dare you Sir!

The man is an acknowledged expert on Pacta sunt servanda

and back in the day, he could play a bit as well....

Burrow is doing exactly the same as he was doing last year when he was unjustly criticized. He simply now has better attacking options running off him.

He was instrumental last week, being pivotal in three of the tries and was everywhere last night. Had Tomkins or Eastmond scored the try he scored at Cardiff or done some of the things Rob has been doing these last couple of weeks the whole of RL Fans and Sky would be exploding in a simultaneous orgasm.

Anyway, back OT, Burgess was excellent and, you know what, Kirke had a damn fine game as well.