Definitely our best buy last year, and just keeps improving

He has really come on this year, I also like the way he is putting defenders on their ars%s with his hand off. What really excites me is that he will be at his peak when Jammer returns.

Superb again.

The man Amor was better this week. I thought he run Alex close last week as well.

Still needs to work on a few areas and lets hope he doesn't believe his own hype to much. Last thing we need is another Eastmond situation.

With all due respect, what the hell are you talking about?

excellent again tonight.For a young lad his potential is frightening

With all due respect. Use your index finger to scroll upwards and you will find the thread is called 'Can Alex Walmsley be the best prop in SL in 2014?'

Fu(king Crank

yeah but we're unlikely to have an "eastmond situation" when Alex has just signed a 4 yr deal, are we?

With all this press and the media singing his praises, like Eastmond who played not that many 1st teams games, believed his own hype and the effort went as his head was turned. Do you not recall fans getting on Eastmonds back? In conclusion to the question, I think Walmsley is a good player but has still got to improve to be classed as the best prop in SL for 2014. I for one hope Walmsley doesn't think he's the finished article as this guy has great potential. In all great signing and I hope we can keep hold of him. I know hes signed a 4 year deal however, it doesn't mean he can't leave.

For me, it's not potential anymore, he's brilliant now. He has got potential to still improve and become world class, but there's lots of handling work to be done yet for that

Walmsley is superb, he was a Batley player after all !!!!!
Joking aside Saint's are playing some brilliant rugby, hope it continues and you win something this season.

He did a few offloads last night which is something he needs to bring to his game if he wants to improve.

He's a big lad so draws in defenders, if he could bring a good offload game it could really put him up there in terms of best props.

You can see he has been working hard in the off season. His pace looks to improved and he seems more explosive and can hit the gaps better

100% effort from him last night, looked absolutely knackered when he went off at the end.

I would also have liked to have seen him stick one on Morley for that laughable attempt at a headbutt.

That was bizarre. How did Walmsley concede that pen?!

Talking of props, lil' Cloughy got a try and 94 yards from 11 caries in the victory over the giants.

Laffranchi got a whole 42 mtrs from8 carries against Salford in comparison

Along his customary first touch penalty and inside ball try. You know what you are getting with LaFrank
and that is (in total) not very much for a lot of coin.

He has a pedigree for sure NRL, SOO ,Oz. Are we sure we signed the right one not his younger bush league brother
"Tony" LaFrank bit like Adamson?

I'm looking forward to the introduction of Mose and Beaumont as a pair add these to Amor and Walmsley
they will be an awesome foursome.

LaFrank becomes an expensive irrelevance at that point

Wello made 6m. He averaged 2m per carry and we was the dominant team which is pretty shocking stats. It's maybe not just Boof that should be getting all the stick.

To be fist to Brown, I'd have let Clough go. He'd gone stale at saints. Maybe the move to Widnes is the kick up the backside he needed. He's to laid back for me.

No doubt Wello earned his spot on the bench

What must Clough, Walker and co be thinking when he's putting that sort of display in and they not getting a look in?

Hopefully, that he'll be gone next year and they will have a chance

The thing with Alex he is both brain and brawn he is quite an intelligent lad and is on a steep learning curve. I should imagine as the season progresses he will offer more to his game. He is already starting to run good lines to isolate defenders.

I noticed that - in the Wire game , Walsh was often bossing him around the field telling him where to be . On Thursday for Amor's try Walmsley was pointing where he wanted the ball , spotting the slow defenders.

Good to see