What I,ve seen of Sims is that he gets too hyped up pre warm up and kick off time, he just needs to build a solid composed game by running in hard gain metres and take energy out of the opposition. Then he can start to drop off and offload to the supporting players, some of his offloads were OK but some of his mates weren't switched on, Gidley by experience would have read the situations better and hence more mentally aware.
It was an energy sapping game last week so I would imagine fatigue with the heat plays a big factor in executions, overall the team was not short of effort and TS will be happy with the 2 points no matter how scratchy they played.

I broadly agree with the OP. But after a few of those offloads had gone down, and Sims was taking the ball up deep in his half, there was a strong case for him (as a senior player) thinking, 'right, I'm just going to take the tackle here and not offload.' He passed and the ball was lost. Sometimes we just produce a few too many unforced errors. Ratchford and Atkins are experienced and talented players who can deliver the odd cock-up; Higham too in the recent past.

Is there not a case for the players racing to be dummy half to be aware that Sims will off load if he sees you in clear space, against Cats the players Sims off loaded to were mainly looking what to do once he had played the ball and not ready for his off loads. Just be ready guys he will off load!

Do you mean like practice a few moves in training?

You know its funny. When Cuthbertson first came on the scene and was offloading in EVERY tackle like a man possessed there were people banging on about how good he was and how we need a forward who can take the ball up, attract 3/4 defenders and offload. There were people crying out how with two hookers like Clark and Dwyer we would be unstoppable with a front row who loved to do that.

now we want a stick it up the jumper style prop.... I wish people would make their minds up. personally I think Sims compliments Hill perfectly. Never takes a backwards step attracts defenders and looks for a quick play the ball. nothing wrong with that in the slightest.

Yeah that could work Rico I might suggest it to TS

Id like a mix of both, there's a time to off load and not. Structure within randomness as opposed to chaos.

Structure within randomness...

mike wainwright, thats all i 'm saying.

Is that a line from Turn,turn,turn by the Byrds ?

Honestly though, you can't beat a few training ground moves to give other players an idea what you might do.

Yep divides opinion, never would get a game for the likes of Wigan, Saints, Leeds, will eventually fade away in obscurity

Of course.