Barrie McDermott and Terry O'Connor are back to look at all seven games in Round 23 of Super League.

They also have an argument about Wigan's new recruits and they discuss a cracking betting market - top try-scorer.

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So according to Terry Amos hasn't got a knee injury, but has instead been dropped for a poor performance against Wire.

Either one suits me. Nobody's indispensible if he isn't playing well.

Agreed.


Terry does a great job in defending our recruitment policy from the clueless idiot that is Barrie McDermott. Terry clearly explains who will play where next year, and who'll depart Wigan at the end of this year to leave Barrie in silence.

He doesn't look match fit, half a yard off the pace. Which resulted in Hicks brushing him aside for Wire's first try.

Think that could be the difference between us winning the league or not, getting amos fit for full back!

It could well be the case. Injuries have often been used as an excuse when someone has really been dropped, often to take the pressure off a player.

In the case of Roberts his form since returning from injury has been poor and if players are being picked on form then he does not deserve to be in. He was fantastic before his injury but he looks a long way off that sort of form.

I did hear that again Amos head is elsewhere at the moment.

Well done Terry, at last someone in the media actually putting our case forward. When presented with the facts these numties ala Barry Mac, Wiggy are stumped.

Terry said on TV this week that Wigan have been very good to Widnes.

And that's why Terry has a job actually in RL (Widnes) and is not just an ex player spouting his two penneth on TV.

Barrie barrie barrie

get out of big T 's pocket will you

Woah there .... far be it from me to stick up for someone as big and ugly as Barrie, but he is head of youth development at Leeds .... perhaps explains why he wants to see youth given a chance over foreign imports?

Loved the end of that Podcast, true loyalty to each ex-players favourite club

The quota for 2011 is set at 5 by the RFL. Leeds having recently extended the contracts of Donald, Leuluai, Buderus and Lauitiiti will themselves have 7 overseas trained again for next season.

I trust McDermott will also be making his feelings known to his bosses at Headingley.