Great pace , Good backing up .. That's what we want to see .

I just love it

Needs to practice 3 hours a day catching high balls and dribbled balls - practice with loud speakers booming boos and abuse at him. PRACTICE like an Olympian and put on 4kgs of upper body muscle. He will win LT as well.

The Brit who won shooting Gold in London Olympics shot 50,000 practice shots in the 3 months before the event and his Dubai Prince trainer took his mobile phone away from him for 3 months as well , saying he need only think of 1 thing for 3 months - GOLD - no distractions.

Jamie needs to focus for 3 weeks on 1 thing only - his development to become a Cup Winner

Wasn't really tested at all tonight but I'm sure he will get a real pummelling against the dobbins which will show us what he's really made of. I have a sneaky feeling our Wembley FB is the one who finished the game there last night.

He did all that was asked of him last night and more and he recovered well after that initial error.

It would be a remarkable opportunity for him to play at Wembley after only a handful of first team appearances.

Mega critically it was a bad error early, thought he was bit slow to the kick try. But would I be right in thinking he hasn't played for some weeks? But pace balance instinct is tremendous. Widnes were poor but a good around start for throwing his hat in the ring for Wembley.
Horne back running and will be fit for Wembley by look of it.
I'd still play Horne, mainly for security at the back and another pivot on the field is needed. As sharp n fast as shaul is he isn't going to get the same opportunities as easy as last night. But hell of a long term prospect.

Also hesitated when collecting the bouncing/rolling ball and left one for lineham that he shoukd be collecting as a full back . Fwiw im not trying to knock him , hes a great prospect and like I stated will get beter with game time

It'll be interesting to see how he goes in the derby, but I wouldn't put him in against Wigan solely on the strength of last night's showing. We'll learn whether he's ready by seeing him play in a close, high pressure game, not a 72 point mauling.

He's certainly very fast and his support play is good. Need to see how he copes with some pressure though.

Must admit I thought that might give him the jitters, but credit to the lad he got stuck in to it.

looks very good in attack and not too shoddy in defence

I play the lad game time is what he needs.He has speed to burn that would give us three fast back .That what we need to beat Wigan Tompkins was thrown in at the deep end for Wigan

I totally agree. Had this conversation last night, you don't keep talent like his stuck in the stands. Get him out there.