You don't actually watch rugby league, do you.

time for Sam Burgess to join big Bro Luke at a team that keeps winning trophys

Burgess was poor Friday.

However, I'd have him at Leeds in a heart beat.

Incidentally, did anyone else notice how quick Luke was to apologise when he hit his own brother with a high shot? Sam seemed to turn to kick off with whoever had hit him high, then realised it was Big Bro.

A hig shot from a Leeds player? I find that hard to believe.

What's much more hard to believe is the referee actually saw this one!

Leeds fans don't have hearts.

Burgess is still only 20. He's still young and learning and will continue getting better, it doesn't mean because he's the best young star in RL that he won't have a bad game.

It's funny though, when Kopczak has a bad game we get the usual: He's a work in progress, still young, learning etc. And he's 2 years older than Burgess!!!

Really, the lad needs no stick, he's had a couple of bad games, a couple of blinders and the rest have been good. That's what you'd expect from a youngster

Exactly. There really are some numpties who think they know something about our game, they're the sort who expect immortals like Lockyer or Johns to come up with some never-before-seen amazing piece of skill every single time they touch the ball. Top players (and of bloody course I'm not comparing young Sam with Lockyer before some dumbo gets the wrong end of the stick) are top because of the heights they can reach, and the general level of their particular skills and abilities compared to the rest. It seems stating the obvious to say every player will have quiet spells, quiet games and make mistakes. And all the more so with youngsters. But seems it needs spelling out for some.

Head the on nail.

With regards to being used as a battering ram, Cas seem to have the same concerns with Westerman. When we have Hall next season, as long as there are no injurues, I would like see Burgess have a whole season at LF, with occasional spells in SR. Burgess has too much ability and pace for prop.