LMS stepped it up when Amor got injured so I would say he,s been good for 3 months now, his lazy spell was when we were actually playing well in those first 7 matches.

We had a game when Walmsley and Amor was out, Richards left the field with a broken nose and Mose was rubbish. He was the only prop left and responded to it, he's never looked back since. Giving him the captaincy might be the making of him and the "big I am" might dissapear.

The commitment from LMS is superb, you see his heart on his sleeve, I said months ago when he was being knocked consistently we would have him back any day at London, great genuine guy.

Utterly clueless. He was excellent last night and for 40 minutes against Leeds. Other than that, he's shied away from commitment and doesn't have the burning desire to win that Roby does.

So disappointing to see what he is actually capable when the spotlight is on him. Loves the attention too much. Kind of like you really.

LMS is in our top 3 for metres gained and tackles made. He is our best player for offloads and has got decent stats for tackle busts. He isn't as bad as you think and has had a very good second half of the season and kick started his performances when we were down to the bare bones.

Form like his is symptomatic of the lack of intensity in the regular season - it happens to better players than LMS and will hopefully be a thing of the past from next year when the league becomes a bit more meaningful. Hopefully he will thrive as the intensity steps up in the next couple of weeks, there were some good signs from him on Friday night.