I normally agree with vast majority of your opinions NK but on this one we will have to disagree.
I'm not anti Gelling just don't rate him at all as a centre. Would like to see him given a go in the second row though

He'll always divide opinion due to that wild inconsistency he shows. It's a shame Thornley is injured at the moment because Gelling's position looks safe and that's never a good thing.

For me, Gelling is a big lad and a real physical handful. Put him in a decent position with some good ball and he'll cause trouble, but being a quality centre is a fine art, one that plenty of supposed good players (including Gelling) fall short at.

its not uncommon. When he played against you the other week, I saw England centre Leroy Cudjoe make a complete hash of putting his winger away when they were 2 on one with your full back. Ryan Atkins is another one who should be a wonderful centre, but will make a complete balls up of any situation requiring a bit of silk. Then there's the positional defence which throws plenty of athletic based centres.

In the past 10/20 years you can count on one hand the amount of real quality British centres that have emerged. Gleeson, Senior, Newlove, Connolly...

It seems to be a real problem for us to produce them. In Australia they seem to have enough for half a dozen teams.

Kallum Watkins

I've not seen much of him this year but certainly in last years internationals he was England's second best centre.

After Sarge?

He was. However overall he's proven to be a better SL centre over his career.

Watkins is the most frustrating English player IMO. He can be world class for a couple of months but then seems to go right in to his shell and has long spells of doing not much.

Players don't really leave Leeds (it's all about the love of course) but if any player should go to the NRL and learn to become more consistent it's him.