I've been very impressed with him. Thought he looked very good at MM so stuck him in my fantasy team. Haven't looked back since

Nathan Brown is resting him this week.

Try scoring isn't a clear indication of how good a player is, Ade Garder has a great record but he's pretty awful. Tom Briscoe has only scored 29 in 56 but I would take him over any of the wingers mentioned in this thread so far.

That said McGilvary does look a very good prospect.

I hope that Brown has a good reason to drop McGillvary and play Simpson tonight because he looks very average (but he is Australian so he must be good)

i think its a good that he isnt in the media spotlight because when penny burst on the scene everyone was praising him and imo he got a bit to big for his boots because of the pressure to perform well every week and if this lad can fly ubder the rader he wont have that pressure on him

Thats a bit unfair on Brown IMO. He's never been worried about dropping any player if a young English guy looks better. I agree, Simpson looked a wasted spot compared to how McGilvary has played recently but he must have had a good week in training because he wouldnt drop him on the basis you have put above.

I think we needed Jerry tonight, we really did. We lacked a great deal of pace in the Halves.

To be honest Simpson got done all ends up by Josh Charnley tonight.

We got pwned. Pwned.

Missed tonight imo, would have scored a few of the bombed tries if his performaances are anything to go by.

Fair enough - I wasn't really having a go at Brown as he is a good coach who does turn to youth but I wonder why McGillvary wasn't played last night as he is in great form and Simpson isn't exactly a star buy

He was in the Knights training squad this week and of all our lads selected in that squad all but Lunt were rested.

In that case then it may well be that Brown is bringing his young players through carefully and that will only be good for their (and England's) future

If that is the case then I owe Brown an apology