I am expecting Robby to be the secret weapon when the change is needed.

Kevin has a column in today's daily telegraph you can read it online, no earth shattering revelations but description of life in the traing camp.
One point he makes is he believes today's match should not have clashed with the England union game.

A real captains knock today.

Another 8 out of 10 from the skipper.

as always though it will go under the radar.and he will still be the scape goat should we fail in the semi's or final.

He's so neat and tidy, so professional, calm and composed.

Would give him 9/10...... docked a point for playing out of position.

8.5 out of 10 on NRL.com.

Described as a "courageous, scheming performance". Only Sam Burgess rated higher.

Still, he's rubbish.

He is the consummate professional. Always gives 100%. Ok he has no pace but so what. Was at the game yesterday and thought the problems at half back were down to Chase. I thought the game changer was Sinfields second half kick off. Pure Genius.

And yes I am a HKR fan.

....and tough as nails. His concussion was a bad one yesterday when you saw the "whiplash" but, like the 2012 Grand Final, he dusted himself off and carried on.

The craziest thing for me is the fact that the stuff Sinfield does well - organizing and moving the team around - ought to be the most basic of any halfback's skills and yet are almost non-existent in so many.

If there's one thing to almost guarantee a halfback will never be really great, it seems to be when they're described as having a great running game when young.

I question this "no pace" assertion.

OK he is not Tomkins but over the vital 5 first yards he is OK. Check out the try assist.

Also his mental pace. Check out him directing Burgess where to run for his try.