If you're selecting on form then Brough would not be anywhere near the first choice scrum half

Too soon. As several have suggested, play Brough and have Lomax as interchange.

We need to calm down with some of these youngsters. We often put too much pressure on them, ket him develop and if he is still doing well next season then let's talk about him for honours. I am ok with him getting into the squad, or maybe just being used with the Knights.

He has only played in 45 SL games, with only 21 of these at halfback. I don't think he has done enough to overtake the likes of Brough, or even Myler for that matter (a player who has scored more tries, has made more assists, and has made more clean breaks than any other half in the SL - yet gets dismissed as simply being a support player. Lomax's defence is better though).

Another year and then I'd play him if he continues to impress.

I'm not Brough's biggest fan, but he is currently playing in a struggling team, and I do agree that we need a good kicking game for a change, so I'd be happy if he was given his chance (apart form the fact he has previously captained Scotland, but that's a seperate issue!).

Myler doesn't strike me as playing a normal scrum half role, to be honest.
I don't think i've seen loads of warrington, but when I have, rather than standing at 1st receiver and organising from there Myler seems to do a lot of his good work running wider.
Am I wrong? I haven't made an effort to watch him in particular and there's normally quite a lot going on when Wire are playing.

This season he has developed his game and is now much more of a traditional 7. He often plays at first receiver, with him and Briers alternating (pretty standard for 6&7's these days to be fair). His passing this year has improved out of sight, his long passing is as slick as anything (certainly slicker than any long passing we saw for England last year) and he has developed a really impressive short ball game. See the Saints game at the HJ as an example, when he stands up two Saints players including Graham to set up Wood's try.

He does still play out wide quite often, as he has the pace to do real damage, but he has certainly improved many of his 'traditional' scrum half duties.

However, Myler still needs more playmakers round him, so it would depend on other team selections, and he has no long kicking game to speak of. His short kicking game can be very good though.

The best thing to happen in Myler's career was getting dropped for the Challenge Cup Final. People may say that he is finding it easy playing in a good team, but that is ignoring the fact that his contribution has really played a big part in us becoming a brilliant attacking team.

I'm not saying he should be 7 for England, but he certainly shouldn't be written off either.

Myler the class of english 7's in superleague at the moment. Been outstanding all season.