Yes I did and I think he has done well overall so far. He is not Sam T and I reckon he is less predictable which is good and hopefully Wane will factor that into the game plan rather than trying for force him to be Sam T MkII.

One of the most enjoyable things about his winning try on Friday was the way he punched the air. You don't do that if you don't give a stuff and are here for the pension.

Here's how his winner sounded on Wish FM.

Linkhttps://mm.gmstatic.net.s3.amazonaws.com/81/557510.mp3rl

Pretty calm then.

I just watched it back again on Wigan TV and his pick up from the kick (as mentioned by someone else) as well as the dummy was top drawer stuff.

BTW are you on Valium or similar? You sounded far too level headed compared to the commentator!

Joe is definitely a giddy kipper, I try to be the opposite for a good balance.

To the muppets who are having a go at matt watch the NFL matches Sam is the worse full back in the league by a long way.he is like a fish out of water unlike matt who is getting better week by week

Why would we watch American football?

That's the auto correct cutting in again. From what I have watched Sam must be very close to being dropped.

Exactly how many of Sam's games have you watched so far?

While he's hardly torn the league apart in the same way as he did with Super League (to be expected with the far superior defence) he's set up a bag full for Fisiiahi who's currently the top try scorer in the NRL and scored a fantastic solo try this week against the Tigers.

Tomkins has been great in attack and suspect in defence. No surprises there to be honest.

Move him to stand off and he'll kick on and cement his place as one of the best players in the world.

Does it matter whether Sam is tearing the NRL apart or not? He's only there as a stop-off on his way to Rugby Union. From our POV, the guy is gone.

You would be better off with Jim Bowen look what you could have won . .