Reynolds goalkicking, yes. Field kicking and decision-making, iffy.

The lad tries his best but he does not have that creative spark about him that all play makers must posses. His game relies heavily on runners but I feel he lacks the 'Intelligent' decision making to be true decent 6.

I will never fault the lads effort in the shirt. He gives 100%. It's all I ask.

But deffo improved generally over las 12 months - we had the better h/b pairing for me on sat, Brierley (goal kicking apart) was poor and one dimensional

Oh Ben has improved (effort, defence, conversions) but if he wants to be a SL half he needs to learn a bit quicker ball in hand etc.

Brierley always looks lively I will give him that and he can pass a ball. But he's too slight to take the line on, does same move ball in hand (up to the line then usually a short pass).

Showed in SL that he wasn't a good enough player and scores tries in the Champ only coz Rowley's style stretches part time defences easily.

Hutchinson is different again. Great passer, takes line on like a 13, decent decisions ball in hand but very average kicking.

In short, both Ben and Hutchy work hard but neither is SL standard (yet?) regarding their overall game.

Brierley will be replaced when TW hit SL.

Well Hutchison was first choice 7 @ NRL prior to injury which is a different world to SL, so he certainly has summat about him

Both him and Reynolds taken the line on a lot more with Purtill and create more confusion with the opposition defence - kicking game is a bit of a worry I must admit

After a great comeback by Morty against Salford,I thought he would have made the 17. Bags of NRL experience there.

Definitely have him on the bench (at least) on Friday neet....

Can see him replacing Higham TBH, but very good options and morts can also step in at h/b if needed

Me too.

Me too as well

I just feel both are two similar in style, with Huthison the most natural and talented of the two.

But hey as I always say it is a game of opinions and TBF many pundits are heaping praise on both of our halves.