I think he has made a difference at 9 and I hope we retain him for next season. Can't see it though. Paul Anderson would get a quality hooker back in his side for next season.

I understand where your coming from saying we have our most dangerous player sat on the bench for 25 mins but personally i rhink its better having burrow starting on the bench due to the injection of pace that he adds when he comes on against those tiring forwards can be devestating as we saw against saints last year when he danced through the line , tactically this is the best way to use him and it was how we were using him last year which in my opinion produced some of his best performances for a couple of years

I agree to a certain extent, but having a dangerous player, and giving him the ball twice as much doesn't always result in twice the impact.

Burrows impact is that he is quick agile and elusive, more so than any other player in the league (other than Tomkins). That gap is obviously at its widest when he is fully fresh, and they are fatigued.
Also every tackle he makes, or hit he receives will hurt him more than it does the bigger and stronger blokes

To get the best out of him I think you need to balance the amount of time he's on the pitch, with the relative levels of fatigue to get the best impact

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My way of looking at it is that Burrow is in the firing line for those first 25 mins taking all sorts of punishment from fresh forwards. Then he's not as effective later in the game. Remember the wcc against Manly (2009)? Watmough smashed him big time and wee-mans game was over.