Really good piece in the Dally Mirror today with some very good comments from Brian Smith about his and Max Jowitt potential and how he needs to develop them.

He will learn a lot of Justin and Denny next year

Link?

you can tell I was board

Sorry. If you can tell me how do it I'll gladly sort

Looks a natural athlete with bags of potential... First lesson is "how to defend 1.01"

Poor game today. Looked slow and indecisive throughout.

Agree didn't have the confidence to take on his opposite number 10 yards out from their try line and tried to stop and check inside instead of running onto it with pace directly for the line so subsequently thrown into touch.

I dissagree, IMO the mistake was to throw the cut out pass. The correct play was to give the ball to Arrundal, all he has to do is skip out off his left foot and feed Johnstone who'd have had a walk in.

He certainly has potential but really needs a good off season to improve his upper body strength and confidence will come as a by product. Hes effectively a boy against men, getting handed off and shrugged off far too easily at his level. It will take time but i hope hes still with us as he develops

People getting on his back already?

He has bags of ptential and has already shown what he is capable of. His strength will come and when he gets a decent partnership going with a centre then we'll see the best of him. Tie him down to a decent length contract and sell him to the NRL for mega bucks in a few years (or more likely Leeds for 50p).

He's out performing much more senior players and displaying similar elements of his game that need work. Difference is he has the time and room to improve. The likes of Riley, Owen et al have reached their peak.

Let's not Dale Morton the lad. Smith is experienced enough to give him a break if he starts to struggle.

I'm baffled how anyone can say anything negative about the lad - if the whole team showed his effort and enthusiasm, we'd be halfway out of the mire we're currently in.

Clearly he has some work to do around technique and execution, but his application is spot on - he'll be a great winger in a couple of years; but probably not for us.