I don’t see the need for O’Connor to make the comment as it seemed he was just picking fault in what was a brilliant run from TJ. Would they have done the same had it been Ryan Hall, I doubt it.
However I do hope Chris Chester is looking at the footage and taking up these points with TJ as there is some merit in them. I just hope TJ makes a break at Wigan, puts the ball in the correct hand and fends Tomkins into next year... that will shut up the pundits.

I love watching TJ with ball in hand - he seems to have an instinctive ability to use his size, speed and agility to their best advantage, and I'm almost certain that a lot of that is neither trained or thought about - he's a natural athlete.

There is however no doubt that over time, with experience, he'll add things to his armoury that improve him as a player overall; they described him as SL's hottest property, and I tend to agree - he's already outstanding, whilst still being raw. The sky is very definitely the limit for TJ - so we enjoy him while we can.

Would be great to see TJ do that to Tompkins.

Fair comment to be honest, however I didn't hear it so I don't know how it was put across. TJ is still developing, and maybe that's why it warranted a comment. However if that's all people have to moan about, I'm sure he'll have nothing to worry about

Your not allowed to touch referees.

Out of interest can anyone work out the time over the distance from TJ collecting the pass? And compare his tome / speed to sprinters.

Don't know but it wasn't much faster than Mead.

But mead wasn't carrying a ball


always amazes me when people think that the chaser is faster or nearly as fast as the ball carrier, it cost you quite a bit off top speed carrying something or immobilising one arm. In a straight sprint over 100m I reckon TJ would beat mead by 10+ meters

I think he ran out of grass before hitting top, so in that respect he's not fully back to his pre-injury best but he's still a pretty fast thing regardless.
Both him and the club have done an excellent job getting him to where he is, but there is more to his game than just trailblazing.

I like the fact he constantly checked and knew where mead was tbh. He knew he’d get there so no need to make any sort of play or swap the ball to another hand. Great try.