Ben Kavanagh I think.

Given the rumours about Roberts being homesick, I can quite honestly say I don't think the team would miss him all that much.

He isn’t doing much individual stuff but when he has the runners he is picking the right options. I’m worried that there is no one ready to replace Roberts who has the experience of picking the right options. I’m as disappointed as anyone that he isn’t taking on the line more but I really don’t know where there is a suitable replacement available.

Let’s give him a chance as the team slowly gets into the groove attacking-wise... by the end of the summer we’ll have a better idea of what we are capable of. We are third in the league and probably the fourth best team at present. If someone had offered that at the end of last season I think most on here would be pretty happy, as frustrating as we can be...

Roberts was very close to going off after two minutes. At one time he was going to be replaced but they then had a change of mind. He then had his ankle strapped up but never looked happy. He was trying to keep out of trouble and he did lots of high tackles. He's obviously also got a knee problem.
Currie is another who looks like he's keeping out of trouble for obvious reasons.

We should stay patient.

Aha... Poor old Sean O'Loughlin must have been suffering from that ankle problem all his career

I thought it was Liam Salter

It was Ben Kavanagh.

Yep, i was in the North Stand thats my excuse

That pass from Ratchford to Atkins was a fantastic piece of skill.

That was a very 'un-wire' like try... we usually bomb interception chances.... nice to see us playing with confidence, keeping the ball alive and finishing off the try in style... I think Ratchford has been excellent in the winning run

Stefs form seems to be reflecting the confidence of the team. He was ordinary at the start of the season and when the team got on a roll and started winning games, he had the confidence to be more expressive in attack. He needs to worry less about defending and can start playing to his strengths.