defiantly agree not knocking him but does he want to put himself in the shop windown for next year?

Thats the impression I got, He seemed uncomfortable in the spotlight with the personal attention, whereas on the field he is just part of the make up of the team and gets on with it, btw I am a practising part time psycologist

I'm sure there should be an h in there somewhere. Wheres Bren when you need him

sit with ted richardson for a while..you'll end up like hannibal lector

It goes after the c; otherwise, good effort.

I was at that same evening; Murphy just looked embarassed and a bit scared to be honest - which is understandable for a young lad being grilled in front of a room full of people. His stock response to every questions was to go red and say "I don't really know," then laugh. Closely followed by the women in the audience going "Awwww" in a motherly kind of way.

Ben Gledhill, on the other hand, despite being of similarly tender years, was a very thoughtful and articulate young man; not at all your stereotypical prop forward.

Indeed. Ben is very articulate and not at all shy. Aarron is very shy and doesnt like the limelight at all.
2 decent young lads with differing personalities.