Well that's not got any better either jo.

Wire have just shown what you can do with a 100% completion rate! Hope stone rams that home.

Don't think i've seen much wrong from the team so far so no need for changes for changes sake.

Only thing i'd suggest is leaving either Ukuma or Seb on the bench to keep some momentum going when the inevitable changes happen and we lose control, and shifting Rapira from LF.

Apart from that i'd leave it alone, one thing we lacked last year was cohesion and changing a team because we lost won't help this, sometimes other teams play better than us as was the case on Thursday.

It's still early doors and way too early to be writing partnerships/players off in my opinion.

I saw plenty wrong in defence!

So did i, a lack of effort, but changing players doesn't guarantee that won't happen next time either.

Should be a very good game, you look fitter than last year and have a bit more about you in attack.
Apart from against us, good luck for the season

Wakefield likely
Scott Grix
Tom Johnson
Bill Tupou
Reece Lyne
Ben Jones Bishop
Jacob Miller
Sam Williams
Anthony England
Kyle Wood
David Fifita
Danny Kirmond
Matty Ashurst
Tinarau Arona

Liam Finn
Michael Sio
Mitch Allgood
Craig Huby

Absolutely right jools, there is a lot of improving to do in that dept, But being honest it is just about what i have been expecting, I'm fighting the urge to start expecting massive improvements from them, I will be satisfied to scrape into the 8.
Stone said it would take a couple of years and i agree but there are some good signs as well as some mixed ones.

Gaskell for example looked to have a decent game, but you could fault his positioning on occasions and his lack of pace," or effort to run faster", I'm not too sure why he looked so slow but if he is planned as our fullback he will definitely be in the Wellens style rather than the Prescott one, although Wellens positioning was always first class.

I think it will be a week or two before Stone himself knows what players and style he is going for and what players he is putting where, For me LF just screams out for Hinchcliffe and Lawrence, and Leeming is capable of playing a lot longer. Breirley unless we play to his strengths is a waste of a place, he is never going to create things, and Murphy " like a lot of players we got rid of" is past the standard of taking us forward. I know he is a steady player who rarely lets us down, but we are rebuilding we need to be looking higher, Now is the time to be seeing what every one has to offer, That will take time and will cost games, which wont suit plenty on this board.

Lets see what happens this week, I think we will do well to get the points off Wakey, I'm not in the Wakey are a poor side camp, I think they are going to surprise a few teams, I hope we aren't one of them.

we need to be getting our home fortress back, was shot to pieces last season and not got off to a good start in 2017

we hardly used to lose a game at home!

This will upset a few but brierley just isnt good enough for me leaves brough with too much to do in attack and defensively hes like a revolving door. his support play is good when we make a break but thats about it. Personally dont think hes got the skill level needed for super league level.

Does brierley leave brough with too much to do- Or is it just that brough takes over? Brierley isn't really being given an opportunity to do much- just like Ellis wasn't. Ellis seems to be pulling the strings nicely and is leading with a very good kicking game at KR. Something he wasn't given much opportunity to do with us.
Brierley didn't miss a tackle on Thursday night and I can't say I've noticed him revolving - It's our right side edge of magilvary whos the revolver. Everyone keeps blaming his inside men but I'm not convinced- seems to me hes being wrong footed with the inside switch, he's been found out and every team is now utilising it and coming up trumps. I can't recall a competitive game where we haven't conceded down that side recently.

just said elsewhere when mamo is back its possible gaskell could push brierley out

Agree. I've seen nothing particularly wrong with Brierley in defence, also spot on with Mcgilvary.

One of the more intriguing games of the round IMO and one that's not easy to call. Opinion pretty much split on the prediction thread on the Leeds board. An important win for someone, I reckon you'll just have the edge.

can see that happening my self to be honest