Yes and it's working well because as a group we are learning different ways to lead. It was possibly a new idea but it's something I like. Sean O'Loughlin has shown what a very good leader he is. He's doing things that go unnoticed but which are vital in the make-up of the team.

"Hard work. I can still see us at Hay Hall in the winter months rolling around in the snow working on various things as we prepared for the challenge that faced us. The work we put in there was an important part of our preparation. I was used to preventing players from becoming dehydrated back in Australia not fighting hypothermia but we dug in and worked ever so hard."


Wheres that?

good interview, he is the messiah

Who's this Sean Wayne? And Hay Hall? worse than the sun this paper, bloody rubbish!

Not as bad in terms of errors as the Wigan Evening Post. On the front page of today's edition 'Warriors wait on fitness tests' superimposed on a picture of Macgraff Leuluai playing for Leigh.

I suppose you hadn't heard that Wigan were bidding £200,000 for him as part of a grand masterplan to field 13 players called Leuluai?

i saw this on the front page and just stopped reading when i reached the sports pages. how on earth did that slip through?

Is Leuluai the New Zealand equivalent of Smith?

Just posted on there. (But not showing up yet).

Also been having a battle with some idiot football fans who are blaming Rochdale Hornets for the state of the pitch on some MEN pages ! I originally congratulated Rochdale in getting promoted.

No. Smith has far fewer letters and is easier to spell than Leuluai!

Aren't most of the RL Leuluai's related?

Just checked, I think that family could field a team that would beat Cas!

My family could field a team to beat Cas, and none of us play rugby...

This could beat Cas currentlyhttp://images.google.co.uk/url?source

Certainly are - had James, Tommy, Phil and Kylie all down to watch Magraff play for Leigh this season.