yeh thats true but similar brain farts and greedyness

Out injured. Played full-back for the u19s vs Leeds in the play off match this afternoon and had a good match before getting a knock to his shoulder. Was replaced by Tierney for a while before rejoining the field.

Agree about us changing the style of play.
I mentioned to those sat near me weeks ago that Sarge and Budgie were being crowded out by wide running forwards. They therefore had no room to move and Sarge was accused of being greedy.
I think the style has changed due to Green returning. He's always looked to take on players down the middle which means opposition defences have to play it tight in the middle.
When we switch now Faz has far more space and put Sarge away, Dan also creates space for himself. The result is Burgess gets more ball, a break is made and often if Budgie doen't score there a try there for the inside man which last Thursday was Faz, Sarge and Bowen.
What is also evident is the blistering pace of our backs. Bowen, Charnley, Sarginson and Burgess are real pacey and we must now have one of the fastest backlines in the game, if not the fastest.

His best game all season IMO.



Really? He had a very good game v Hudds but the week before I felt he was poor and looked leaden footed. He had a few games looking like that prior to his injury earlier in the season as well.

The pair of them need to put in games like this regularly.

As to player of the season it's Burgess for me. He already has the decision making Sarginson has lacked. The number of tries he has put Faz in for is fantastic. It wouldn't surprise me that even though he is a winger he has more or a similar number of assists to Sarginson.

I was going to post the same about Burgess assists, after the halves and maybe SOL he must have the most assists. Not often a winger would be right up there. I really hope the rumours of his departure are untrue, this guy is the best talent I've seen in a winger for a long long time. He plays like a winger should do, he hugs the touchline and he has the pace, swerve, change of pace and ultimately the confidence to beat a man.

Agreed, and his decision making impresses me too, especially for one so inexperienced. He seems to make the right decision whether to back himself or pass most of the time. Defensively sound too, mostly.

Just looked and the SL website says Burgess has 6 assists, I thought it would have been higher than that. Powell and Lockers have 8, Gelling 11, Sarginson and Bowen 12, Green 16 and Smith is 3rd in the league with 25.

EDIT: That was just for the weekly rounds and doesnt't include the PO game. Burgess got 3 assists on Thursday. Bowen and Smith got 2 and Green 1.

Burgess is so cool when he breaks the line which is such an impressive trait considering his age and experience.