he said so

he wanted to leave but wigan wouldnt let him had offers from Leeds and Saints and a few more, they only allowed him to go to Cas if he signed a new contract. Not rated by Wane.

I don't get people's issue with him here. He was dropping bombs at fb which aren't really a requirement of a stand off. He keeps getting older and keeps going longer without a crack at his best position. Really rate him and don't get why we never gave him a shot in the halves

he was better than George and George was given the shot at the wrong position.

Have you read what he said? He is basically saying how happy he is that he has got a chance in the halves at Cas. He is happy because he has got a chance in his best position. Where have i or he said he can pick and choose where he plays?

It's a clear message to SW. As reading between the lines goes, this one is about as easy as 1,2,3.

I just dont see what all the fuss is about

Perhaps he's sending the same 'message' to Shaun Wane that Ellery Hanley used to send to Graham Lowe, when, in the days of the War of the Roses, Yorkshire would stubbornly keep selecting him at stand
-off instead of loose-lorward (in other words, a message that existed in the minds of fans with an axe to grind rather than the player).

But if this is a message from Hampshire, I fear he may need to be careful what he wishes for. Shaun Edwards must be eternally thankful that he never made any such stipulations about his early appearances for Wigan. If he had done, he would never have played in one of the greatest Wembley finals of all time and scored one of the greatest tries (from full-back).

We need to bring the War Of The Roses back and stick it in mid-season. Whoever wins it get's to defend it in their respective county the season after.

Unfortunately they were very poorly attended, as were the international origins, plus teams kept pulling their best players out with miraculous one-week-only injuries. As such, I don't think this is the way forward, as much as I would enjoy it if it had been well attended with the best players involved.

Whatever happened to "I'm happy to play wherever the coach wants me to play"?

If the lad's getting into a public p***ing contest with his club coach, I think he's been badly advised. The best thing he can do is rip it up at Cas (in defence as well as attack) to back up some of his cheerleaders on here and put pressure on Wane.

Which he hasnt managed to do, in my opinion of course, in his albeit limited appearances

Doing it in the reserves is one thing but he hardly stood out as anything special in the 1st team

Which is what he has said at both clubs if you go through his interviews. Take a look at the stats of your most experienced half since he joined wigan on average 4 to 5 missed tackles per game