Then we are in total agreement ........the same principle IMO should also apply to wingers and fullbacks

And Paul Gallen, arguably the best backrower come prop of the 3.

Also, as I remember, Luke Lewis, the current Aussie starting second row started life as a winger in the NRL and maybe even played for Australia there too. I know he was definitely picked in the '04 tri nations squad when he played wing.

As perhaps would Keith (or was is it Kevin?) Rayne

Delaney has every conceivable chance of joining such esteemed company IMO

After he was subbed Delaney looked done in walking off. Ran his blood to water. What did he have, a 5 minute break on the sidelines before coming back on? He ran back on like a 6 year old. Machine.

"Lazy" is not a word I associate with Delaney the odd mistake yes which I can except. Are you saying the subs that do short stints never a make a mistake or get fatigue? Delaney is immense most weeks with little rest, are you suggesting the coach change this successful tactic?

Mistake free performances would be wonderful but it is unrealistic to expect this from the 100 per like JP, JJB and Delaney who push the boundaries. Perhaps you would prefer Kirke to come on for Delaney with his usual mistake free game?

JJB rush of blood was not due to fatigue. In fact for about 10 minutes after the thirty minute mark he rushed about with great energy hitting every Wigan player in sight So according to your game plan you would then have subbed JJB.....so he would not have been on to score his try!

This idea that we should keep our best players off the field is bizarre. You have said you would play McShane ahead of Burrow and now it appears you would also prefer to see less game time for our 100 per!

Just as well we have a good coach who knows his players.

I thought he had to come back on due to Ablett's "retirement" after Farrell's attack to his kidney region.
Otherwise I believe he'd have stayed off for the rest of the game, having earned for his previous all-round efforts - Farrell's try excepted.