Did someone buy us a wallet?

Fullback@ Pryce
Wings: Fox & Hall
Centres: Shenton & Gleeson
Standoff: Sinfield
Scrum Half: Mcguire
Props: Peacock & Graham
Hooker: Moore
2nd Row: Ellis & O'Loughlin
Loose forward: Burgess

Bench: Roby, Morley,Carvell, Wild

full back: shaun briscoe
left wing: peter fox
left centre: michael shenton
right centre: martin gleeson
right wing: ryan hall
stand off: kevin sinfield
scrum half: sam tomkins
prop: james graham
hooker: scott moore
prop: jamie peacock
second row: gareth ellis
second row: sam burgess
loose forward: sean o'loughlin

sub 1: james roby
sub 2: adrian morley
sub 3: gareth carvell/ eorl crabtree
sub 4: stephen wild

I remember Brahd Fitler making a similar statement about Paul Sculthorpe right before he faced him in a Test match in which Scully played him off the park and scored two tries justcto rub it in.

Hindmarsh was just sounding off like many other Ausie gobs*!t£5 who get giddy about themselves.

For me, I would put in the "not sure" players against France as well as any players that haven't appeared in the play-offs. This would test the water for them to see how they fit into the package. If it goes well, keep them in. If not, switch for a more "tried and tested" approach in some positions...

1. Shaun Briscoe
2. Tom Briscoe
3. Michael Shenton
4. Mark Gleeson
5. Peter Fox
6. Sam Tomkins
7. Richie Myler
8. Adrian Morley
9. Scott Moore
10. Sam Burgess
11. Gareth Ellis
12. Ben Westwood
13. Sean O'Loughlin

14. Stephen Wild
15. Garreth Carvell
16. Eorl Crabtree
17. Mickey Higham

Something along those lines would show us how they all worked.

Wild is having new knees fitted at the end of the season.

I can only hope you meant Martin Gleeson?

It saves the Huddersfield fans crying when he isn't picked I suppose.

Ratchford has played well at 6 this season, and can kick. I'm biased I know, he's quite creative.

Hindmarsh was lucky Pryce diud'nt break his door down, smash his face in and rip his balls off...

Always look out for Leon carrying/grabbing.......

One of them anyway.

I can't think of any half who can be picked that has a good enough kicking game now that Brough isn't included. I can only assume that Sinfield is playing.

I wonder what side will be picked to play Wales. I'd like to see the likes of Briscoe (Tom), Ratchford etc given a chance to see how they cope. Although tbh against Wales everyone will have a field day and we won't learn much about anyone.

You can see how people work within the structures but ultimately no, you wont find out much about someones ability to cope on the big stage.

I'd give Westerman a shot at LF, he can kick, admittedly I don't think he's a great kicker, but he's got more potential to take us forward than Sinfield who's a bit lightweight as a LF and a bit pedestrian as a SO (v.good club player for all that).

I don't see Brough as the saviour of England's SH problems either, his kicking game is good and he's nippy, but I think his handling and organising is a bit below what it needs to be. I think Burrow will be the default option and he might look great against France where his cheeky, novelty, scampering runs will trouble the poor lateral movement of the big French forwards, until he invariably gets knocked out half way through the first half. Having said that if Mogg plays with Bosc they may actually have a more effective halves combination than we do, and our halves will get their ar$es handed to them on a plate like Old Man Stan and that kid from the Qld cup did when we played PNG in the WC.

Dont worry about Leon he wont play for Smith,he will be on holiday when the Aussies and Kiwis are wipeing the floor with us.

1. Pryce
2. Raynor
3. C. Hall
4. Gilmour
5. Hall
6. McGuire
7. Myler
8. Morley
9. Diskin
10. Peacock
11. Ellis
12. Burgess
13. Sinfield

14. Burrow
15. Grahame
16. O'loughlin
17. Roby

Whilst I still think Raynor is easily in the top three English wingers, he has his court case to worry about which probably makes him a no go. Not to mention the fact that he hasn't even been selected in the train on squad (the latter also goes for Craig Hall).

1. Pryce
2. Fox
3. Gleeson
4. Senior (i expect he may come out of retirement)
5. Hall
6. Sinfield
7. Myler
8. Morley
9. Diskin
10. Grahame
11. Ellis
12. Peacock
13. Burgess

14. Gilmour
15. McGuire
16. O'loughlin
17. Roby

think we need to start with a big a pack as possible. then have McGuire come on after 15/20 for a prop, sinny to 13, McGuire to stand off, burgess/peacock to prop

Brad Fittler would have only played Sculthrope a few times, he wouldnt have known who he was but Im sure Scully had plenty of time standing under his own posts in that game.

YOU IDIOT!

Would he break into a mans house?

Ha Ha

Great Britain won the game and it was the mouthy Ausies that spent the most time stood under the posts!

YOU IDIOT!