For me, I don't think he has ever done anything wrong, and the plan is working from TS. He was signed young and had an apprentice to serve. Learning the basics bit by bit and continue what he was doing well previously.
2011 and early 2012 he was effective yet quite robotic, playing at the line and picking a pass. The back end of last year he started mixing it up and he's carried it on this year. Looks sharp and confident, making decisions and a decent short kicking game. Apprentice served, take the reigns off and show what you can do.

I love Myler. can't beat seeing someone develop and progress year on year. Hopefully it never ends!

He seems like a proper pro too keeps his head down and just gets on with it.

That is what I have always said. I think that because he was such a high profile signing (with a hefty transfer fee) people expected him to come into the squad and be a world beater. As such they forgot that he was only 20 when we signed him, contrast that with Gareth O'Brien who is now 21 but still widely regarded as a young lad who we will come to see a lot more of.

Is he going to be the next Andy Gregory?

Care to elaborate BW?

Play for the richest club of his era, a club that wins things and doesn't ever bend the rules to suit them and buys up all the talent?

Both played for Widnes Salford & Warrington.

Ok.

Hopefully he won't be adding to that list anytime soon, or over extending his drinking arm

It must be hard for Myler to concentrate on his rugby when he's probably got Steve Simms in his ear selling him Salford's vision and all those trophies they are going to win.

I don't know how Simon Moran could compete with that.

You won't incur my wrath if you're a Myler fan. Just for you, I'm about to start a thread on our current wingers.

Raymond Pennington or Colin Fishwick?

Myler has definitely stepped up a level this year. He said TS had told him to take the line on more, which we have seen in both scoring and creating tries. I think that was the one thing that was lacking. Previously it was a bit more 'get it, give it'. Developing nicely.


As for Koukash our favourite Aussie wind-up merchant League Freak got it spot on. The need a better structure off-field in place and a decent coach - Tim Sheens & Brian Smith are both available. I reckon either would come if Koukash threw enough money at them, the other side is both are respected NRL coaches which would hold some sway with NRL players (likely fringe) one wanting more first grade games. What were we lacking a few years back? Yep, that's right, a decent coach.