You may have a point but i prefer to give him the benefit of the doubt but have to say injuries aside, and all players tend to get those. I cannot remember that many poor games and he is asked to play many positions

Looking at the tackling stats you are spot on. He was 5th top tackler for Wire this season, and those above him were all forwards. I am sure he will have his share of off games, because everyone does, but this run of games will give him some really good experience.

Surpassed in strangeness only by RL Express' Albert Goldthorpe medal points awarding. In the last couple of weeks Matty Smith and Damien Blanch have both received points in front of Myler.

I might be wrong, but I think that this is his longest run in the side and it will do him a lot of good. my opinion is that he will really kick on as the season goes on and if given any space at all (which hasn't happened so far) he will be absolutely devastating.

Re Grix.

As I've said many times on here, I don't bad mouth ANY Wire player, so long as they put in the effort, and play consistently well. Grix does this, and more, so no gripes from me. I just don't get this hero worship when he has a very good game (which he obviously did last night)
Unfortunatley for Simon, he has a player who is better than him in every position he covers.
Grix is (atm) a squad player, who fills a number of positions very well.
It's up to him to improve his game so much, that Smith HAS to give him a regular starting jersey, thus displacing someone from the side when we're fully fit. I'm sure he's capable.
From memory, he hit the ground running in '06, then the injuries (and illness) hit home, then he was little hit and miss, and in the last season or so, he's been back to his best.
Good on him.

On the Sky MoM last night. They must've opened the sherry early on the gantry.

Well said, Lefty, especially the bit about bad mouthing Wire players.