Great news for both the Wire and SL. From what I have seen of NRL in the past Chris Sandow has always been thought of as a genius with the ball who can open up a defence and both score tries and set up others. The more robotic style that is coached in the NRL just doesn't suit that type of free spirit that plays what's in front of him. Rather, it irks the free spirit into being boxed-in and then blamed when the playbook play doesn't workout. I know Sandow suffered with a bit of depression while at Parramatta and I hope that he is enjoying his stay in Warrington and goes on to play for the club for many years to come, bringing many trophies to the Wire.

Sandow usually 'spat a dummy' because he was asked to play a style that wasn't his totally going against is instinctive nature. He has complete freedom to be himself here.

How Sandow wants to play the game, and how Tony Smith wants his most creative players to play fit perfectly.

What are Sandow's MOS odds? Before that injury he got at Wigan he was absolutely nailed on for it. He's still the biggest game changer in SL.

Great news for you lads. Obviously impressed with his skills, but even more so with the energy and commitment he puts into every game.

i was watching the wigan game last night, that first twenty minutes was scary how effing good he was. The kick for penny's try was sublime, and if i'm honest, since he's sandow's best mate that alone is enough reason to bring penny back into the team, if it makes sandow happy, and they can re-kindle their combination that'd be reet good.