Right..I am happy to accept I was a little bit strong with my statement about Griffin, however I still think it is valid against Veivers. Just out of curosity, would you say that the best centre combination is/would be:

a) Dean & Griffin (Meaning Murph will be at Full Back)
b) Murph & Dean (Meaning Blaymire at Full Back)
c) Mariano & Murph (Switch Dean to 2nd Row)

There are a number of other possibilities as well. People say George is more of a Centre, but would you honestly want him defending a little bit further in every week?- I am not sure I would.

Griffin has done well so far but was poor yesterday but this happens to all players from time to time.

If you look at Josh Charnly at Wigan for example, Last week against Huddersfield he was been hailed as a future star whereas this week against Warrington he had a nightmare. It happens to all players, i don't think we should be too hard on players espescially young ones if they have one bad game.

At the minute I would say option a) looks like our strongest line-up
Dean looks good in the centres, although not spectacular IMO
Griffin I think had his worst game yesterday but on other performances has shown up really well
Murphy is at his best at Fullback IMO giving him the option to come into the line when we're attacking

see for what its worth I agree with you. However, when Blaymire returns I think it will be a Murphy and Dean partnership in the centres, with Johnson and George on the wings. I don't know who I prefer on the wings in honesty.

Much as I like Blaymire as a player, he is definitely second choice full back behind Murphy. We only have a few "class acts" so Murphy must remain full back on that basis. Unfortunately, Blaymire needs to re-invent himself as a loose forward or he will always be behind Murphy.

Centres pick themselves at the moment - Dean & Griffin and despite George's hopeless defensive performance he and Johnson offer our best attacking option. Having now seen Blanch's defence against Salford on Sunday he did make George's defence look fairly competent.