Hang on, he dropped the ball from a kick and missed a pass from Hodgson at the end? Why isn't he being slagged off like Kevin Penny?

you inadvertently answered your own question, but just incase, it's because he isn't kevin penny.

Is he the kid who was on loan at Crusaders?

If so he did show his pace in the game at the KC and Sharp was nowere near him

just oneof them things

that's the one, it's all about the start etc... of which yesterday rhys had a terrible one in compared to sharp.

Give me a 15 metre start on a rugby pitch and i don't think Usain Bolt would catch me

That's nowt give me a 70 metre start, and Solamona would catch me!

Crikey, that's slow, stallagtites move faster

Liability.

He'll be at Barrow in no time...

With or without Clarkey?

Probably the two games in three days caught Williams out, he's only in his SL infancy, he's just been around for a while, two SL intensity games in a short turnaround must be a big ask, the younger players like Blythe & Cooper were only given one task, not both.

He's light years better than Riley anyhow.

He runs straight, he works hard from dummy half, his positional sense is infinately better.

Fatigue shouldn't be a factor for wingers, its the forwards and players that have their hands on the ball most who are at risk of fatigue. The Salford game was little more than a slightly intense training session, even when Williams got going he made no ground on Sharp, it looked like a half hearted, casual chase for whatever the reason rather than him going all out to at least try and close the angle down.

Ive seen James Graham not give up on a chase in worse situations even though he probably knew that their wasn't a great deal he could do, he still showed the commitment to chase all the way to the line.