I agree with the overuse of the phrase "world class" - I blame the football media and it's fans. He's a cut above most in Superleague but until he's done it down under on a consistent basis he's just an excellent player.

I think some Wire fans view of him is down to the fact he's been a thorn in most team's sides in Superleague, but very rarely ours. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't actually remember him having a storming game against us in recent times...

CC quarter final at our place

is the only time I recall him doing well against us.

Don't get me wrong...I'd have him in a Wire shirt but it's still only one game (that I'd conveniently forgotten about)

I refer to my last post. Let's see him on Saturday. For me he's been quiet in this tournament and nowhere near the best fullback let alone player. People can moan and whinge about the shame of some Warrington fans but I'm basing this on the games we've seen to date in the competition.

We would be hard pressed to find a Wire fan who would not want him in the P&B.

Don't get me wrong, I'd have him at Warrington as a back up for Matty Russell.

Matty against the big teams and Sam for the cannon fodder.

do we need a water carrier

Not one with Tomkin's suspect temperament.

must be watching the wrong sport thenworld class my backside..as roddy b has stated great in sl lets just see how he shapes in the nrl..

Brian Bevan never got past reserve grade for the Roosters when he was in Australia and he never got capped by the Kangaroos so how can he be considered "world class"? All he ever did was run tries in in the English competition and never went back down under to test himself.

Compare that to Joel Monaghan, who was one of the most prolific try scorers in the NRL, played State of Origin and won caps for Australia.

Perhaps we have made a statue of the wrong winger.

yes we have..........

know off to the wigan site and tell them Josh Charnley is better than Billy Boston

Not Charnley, he hasn't been there and done it in the NRL.

Jamie Ainscough maybe.