Are you just watching Inglis' try against a poor roosters on repeat and thinking he's been doing that all season?

In the past 3 or 4 games Luke's form has improved from the start of the season. Who played at 9 instead?

I don't know why anybody is surprised, the mid season tests are usually pretty 5hite.

was luke injured? i know he didn't feature for the warriors in round 9

He did, came off the bench and played an hour.

Kearney thought it would be better to run with Daniel Levi from the Knights and Kodi Nikorama from the Broncos.

Harris was gonna play 6, he's a quality back rower, till SKD got injured. So Harris moved to the centres Nikorama to 6 and Lewis Brown to 9 as Levi got injured in training.

The kiwis had

Manu Vatuvei
Ben Matulino
Bodene Thompson
Keiran Foran
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
Simon Mannering
Peta Hiku
Shaun Kenny-Dowall
Dean Whare
Jared Warea-Hargreaves

All missing due to injuries or suspension.

Not at all surprised at the result, with the side the Kiwis were able to put out, but a drab old watch. From what I read, the Giants/Rhinos game would have been much more entertaining.

You missed out on the dazzling sidestepping speedster Tuimoala Lolohea, who would have been great at five eighth, and Thomas Leuluai, who would have done a good job as hooker.

it pretty much resembled the three match series over here last winter.

You mean the series which gave England fans a false sense of their team's superiority?

didn't me pal, i didn't hear much from people chirping about us being world beaters.yes before you say, we are aware the kiwis were missing their half backs kieran foran and shaun Johnson and a few others.England were also missing the George and Sam Burgess Jack Reed and Alex Walmsley. Regardless, the series was a turgid affair although it was nice to get a series win, it will have no bearing on the 4 nations this year.