He deserves an ovation during warm-up and he'll get one from me, but from kick-off he's the opposition and the enemy and I'll be hoping Chris Hill tramples all over the top of him.

As for the importance of his signing, yes it was significant but I actually think the signing of Andrew Johns was the watershed moment in our recent history. Irrespective of what you think of his performances in a wires jersey, or the way the team played in his prescence, that signing made the WORLD sit up and say "WHOA! These guys mean business!"

And we did, and we're still riding the wave and furthering the cause.

I would like to agree with all those singing the praises of Ben Harrison. He is like the glue that holds the pack together.
He is not a flash player but an eighty minute grafter whose tackles are really effective as was witnessed when Hock had a go at him out of sheer frustration. I don't think it is any coincidence that the team's return to form came about after his return from injury.
He would certainly be one of the first names on my team sheet

Ben Harrison is doing very well at present & maybe that is due to being able to get regular game time. He has shown promise all his time at Warrington but his career has been blighted by injuries which have interrupted his consistency.

+1.
I think Mr Child was swept up in the emotion of the moment.

I too, like Wire Weaver, will await a video replay via the Super League Show

My Husband was in the East Stand & said he was def short of the line

I was in the North East corner - best seats in the house I reckon - and I doubted he'd reached the line. Having seen it on Super League Fulltime, I think he probably did.

However, even if he'd run the length of the field, I wouldn't have cheered him. Bizarre behaviour.