Catalan squad:

Blanch, Farrar, Sa, Stacul, Bosc, Dureau, Ferriol, Henderson, Casty, Menzies, Raguin, Mounis, Baile, Vaccari, Simon, Martins, Baitieri, Pelissier, Pala.

So it's as you were. Change a winning side or does that not count when it comes to Thomas Bosc? If nowt else, it at least allows Robinson to make sure Bosc is properly right before he comes back in rather than throw him in too soon and risk doing more damage.

Dirty Quinze: Ambler, Bailey, Bryan, Burnett, Clubb, Dorn, Ellis, Gale, Howell, Kouparitsas, Melling, Mitchell, O'Callaghan, Pryce, Randall, Temata, Ward, Wilkes, Williams.

preview... tomorrow. Maybe.

The problem Robbo has is that Dureau doesn't play second fiddle well.
He spent all last year playing second fiddle to either Jarrod Mullen or Kurt Gidley, and he hardly had a decent game.
Running the show is what he likes to do.
I don't know how Bosc feels about having the new guy calling the shots, but i think Robbo will want to play that way, because if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

It's Robinson's biggest test yet. Perhaps the pressure to perform in sport's biggest derby fixture will see him leave it as is for this one and maybe look to bring Tommy back in on Monday.

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Bring it on, Quinze

We are waiting for you-Bring the sun cream!

Interesting to see if Chris Bailey spends a lot of time running at his old halves partner, Scotty Dureau.
The last time the two played together for an extended period in the halves was in the Knights reserve grade under coach Trent Robinson.
Bails has the best long, flat pass in the game, but Scotty taught it to him and i'm sure Scotty would read it like a book and be looking for an intercept of two.

Spot on JD, he will play against the Bulls on Monday

Let's 'ave it

Facile, facile, facile....

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