I wouldn't be suprised to to Lokkers pushed into the 2nd row to accommodate Sinfield

Tomkins
Briscoe
Yeaman/Bridge/Watkins/Cudjoe
Yeaman/Bridge/Watkins/Cudjoe
Hall
Widdop
Brough
Graham
Roby
Peacock (c)
Ellis
Westwood
Flanders

Burrow/Robinson/Sinfield
Carvell/Morley
Luke Burgess
Tomkins

I reckon this is close to what we'll actually see. I don't think Peacock's current form merits a place in the team ahead of the likes of Carvell and Morley but as long as he's captain he'll play.

Tomkins
Briscoe
Yeamen
Welham (Jack Reed if he chooses England
Hall
Widdop
Brough
Graham
Roby
Carvell
Ellis
Westwood
Lockers

Robinson
Morley
Mossop
Mason/JJB

Tomkins
Hall/Charnley
Reed/Bridge/Atkins
Reed/Bridge/Atkins
Briscoe
Widdop
Sinfield
Morley (C)
Roby
Graham
Westwood
Ellis
O'Loughlin

Robinson
J Tomkins
Carvell
Burgess

Whiting has had some good games on the wing for us but put him against the pace of NZ and the Aussies and he will stuggle . Atkins left him for dead last week.

With Mcbanana as coach always expect the unexpected......i can see him throwing in the odd Bradford player

lockers will pull out off the england team when the season is over for wigan.

Injury?

I'm not sure he's been fit for a while.

1- Sam TOMKINS (Will be an all time great if not close to being already)
2- Josh CHARNLEY (Top kick returner and good finisher, exactly what today's winger should be)
3- Joel TOMKINS (Powerful, quick, great combination with two above)
4- Kris WELHAM (Under-rated by everyone else, top season and full of confidence, deserves a chance)
5- Ryan HALL (Same as Charnley and never let anybody down)
6- Gareth WIDDOP (Played 6 at NRL Minor Premiers all year and knows the England set-up)
7- Jonny LOMAX (Seems to be a good decision maker, knows when to run it and has genuine pace)
8- James GRAHAM (Probably the best British prop in SL, 80 minute man gives more options on the bench)
9- James ROBY (Best hooker in the comp. Clever, lively which will cause problems for Aus/NZ forwards)
10- Gareth CARVELL (Typical British forward, key to Warrington's go forward)
11- Sam Burgess (One of the best forwards in the world and a must pick)
12- Gareth ELLIS (One of the best forwards in the world and a must pick)
13- Sean O' LOUGHLIN (Solid in all aspects of the game, can mix it with the biff and also has class handling)

Interchange;-

14- Mark FLANAGAN (Coming home anyway, great versatility, can cover hooker or second row. Goes well in NRL)
15- Jon WILKIN (Class act and has always gone well on the International stage, versatile)
16- Jamie JONES BUCHANAN (Solid runner and defender and always runs good lines)
17- Eorl CRABTREE (Absolute unit, hasnt yet had he chance he deserves and has improved this year)

I disagree with most of this

No chance we can have Charnley at 2 in the 4 Nations, not good enough yet. Nor Tomkins at Centre. Nor Welham at Centre, Nor Lomax at 7

And Flanagan doesn't 'go well' in the NRL, he's a regular in the Toyota Cup. JJB? Crabtree? Come on, this is a horrible team you've selected

I've gotta disagree with you on this mate.

Last year i would agree with you on his defence and awareness but this season(and especially the last 3 month) he has been sensational in both attack and defence and he has improved out of sight. He's a must for inclusion IMO.

Shenton shouldn't be anywhere near the 4 nations after his performances this season, mate.

On form the 4 up for selection should be Bridge, Yeaman, Atkins and Jack Reed (if he could be tempted).

Shenton hasn't had a good enough season to even make the squad IMO, Welham is poor in defence, Joel Tomkins isn't a centre and guys like Watkins and Lawrence need another year.

Makes a change having some options in the outside backs though.

Peacock's recent form has been good. Not sure what you're all judging on, but the first month or so back after a career-threatening injury he wasn't up to his old standards, but the last few weeks he's been dominant. Still England's best prop along with Graham.

Difficulty picking between Hall, Watkins and BJB. Hall is dependable and is the best SL winger at Leeds, but Watkins and BJB are the ones who can do things to break an international game. Watkins is the best centre prospect in the country, but needs a full year there. But he's the biggest and fastest of the wing options, which is pretty much what we need.

Not sure who to pick between Brough and Myler as I don't know enough about Gareth Widdop's game and am selecting him on trust of other people's opinions. If his game duplicates that of Danny Brough then there's no point going with Brough at 7 and I'd pick a support runner (Myler) there. If we need Brough's kicking and creative game then he gets the call.

S.Tomkins

Watkins
Atkins
Yeaman
Briscoe

Widdop
Brough

Graham
Roby
Peacock
Westwood
Ellis
O'Loughlin

Robinson
J.Tompkins
Carvell
Morley

S. Tomkins
Jones-Bishop/Ryan Hall (BJB as I just think he's a real talent, go for Hall if you want a bit more experience)
Bridge
Yeaman
Briscoe

Widdop
Brough

Graham
Roby
Peacock
Ellis
Westwood
O'Loughlin

Carvell
Morley
Mossop (as 2nd row if Burgess isn't fit, if Mossop isn't fit either, I'd go for someone like Manu - can he still play for England?)
Lomax (Utility back + rotation hooker, he'll go with Robinson for this role though)

Has Chris Heighington decided what he's going to do yet btw? Wasn't he considering putting his hand up for England, in which case put him on the bench as the 2nd rower.

According to the Sun Jack Reed will be selected in England's squad and then it will be his decision to make.

Last game I saw Peacock play in was the CC Final. Didn't stand out above any other prop forward in that game from what I could see. I've not seen anything to suggest that he is anywhere near his best since he returned from that knee injury. Like I said he'll play anyway because he's captain whatever anyone on here thinks. I just hope for England's sake that he does regain his old form

Sam
Jones-Bishop
Yeaman
Atkins
Briscoe
Widdop
Brough
Graham
Roby
Morley
Ellis
Westwood
Lockers

Robinson
Carvell
Mossop
Joel

Not what I think will be picked but what I'd choose

Peacock was the 2nd best prop on the field after Lima. Peacock's form has been getting better each week, he's 33 coming back from an ACL injury it was always going to take atleast a couple of months before he regained some form but as I say he is improving each week. He was outstanding at the weekend against Hudds. 150+ meteres and 30+ tackles.

It will be interesting to see if Luke Burgess gets a spot on the bench. He's had a great season for Leeds and Souths.

1. Sam Tomkins
2. Tom Briscoe
3. Kirk Yeaman
4. Jack Reed
5. Ryan Hall
6. Gareth Widdop
7. Danny Brough
8. James Graham
9. James Roby
10. Garreth Carvell
11. Ben Westwood
12. Gareth Ellis
13. Sean O’Loughlin

14. Lee Mossop
15. Adrian Morely
16. Joel Tomkins
17. Luke Robinson

The Courier Mail in Brisbane is reporting that Broncos Jack Reed has chosen to play for England in the Four Nations. Anyone who's seen the lad play will understand why this is massive news for England.