Just watched the game back and thought the same as I did Saturday. Great start to the season but Adamson and Nash are just not going to cut the mustard at SL level. Nash looks like he has buckled up abit but surely can't get a shirt before Sidlow and Jewett. Hopefully having no relegation can bring them on but can't see it.

I can see your point with Nash as I have always wondered what the powers that be see in him but Adamson on the other hand is a star in the making for me and if he played for a top 4 team he'd be on the fringes of international honours before long.

Adamson aint good enough??? Are you pi$$ed ?!?

Wish I was just on the small side for me. Look at the second rowers else where alot bigger and stronger.

may not be the biggest or strongest but hes still only a young lad .. hes never let the side down and gives his 100% every game he plays .. other second rowers may be bigger and stronger but hes never been played out the game so thats good enough for me.

Agree with Nash but to be fair he was pretty sound on saturday night.

I'm sure I heard someone from the Uni say the he was the strongest (or one of) in terms of measured physical strength in the uni gym.

yeah i forgot about that .. i remember reading something about him beeing the strongest ..

Its not britians strongest man contest!!

Theres a bit more to RL than being able to bench 200kg in the gym, just ask Korkidis!

Nash showed he was of ability last time we were in SL and Adamson has showed he has bags of talent.

I have to disagree with your comment about Adamson not being big or strong enough for a second rower. If you compare him to Jon Wilkin at St Helens, he's a similar kind of size to Adamson and he's a full International?

Luke Adamson 6'1 - 15st - 5lbs
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Jon Wilkin 6'1 - 15st - 4lbs
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Personally I think Adamson brings a bit more pace and mobility to the pack.

Look at players like Billy McGinty, Trevor "The Axe" Gillmeister and at Salford, Arthur Bradshaw. Not big blockbusting second rowers, but pacey, strong and great tacklers. I think if Adamson can really polish up a hard, fair, and reliable tackling technique (like the aforementioned Axe) he can carve out a niche for himsef.