Tony Squires

Well, Stephen Crichton, who got the job done in the end from the number six position, which we've got to talk about as well.

Plenty to get through in this game, might I?

With Burton going to centre, of course, Bronson Cherry was again on the bench, didn't get used.

And, I mean, he's been a bit on and off all season.

I think they had that great game against Melbourne.

But, you know, you sort of wonder where his future lies.

You were talking about that field goal, Zane Harrison, a 20-year-old kid there, got the Titans over the Panthers.

Obviously, the Panthers rested state of origin players, 1918, but he had it.

He did it with that little swagger and that little head nod you see.

The guys go, yeah, this is just what I do.

Wade, you like Josh Hennay and know him well, and last year you thought it was such a good fit.

They're improving, looking much better, aren't they?

All right, well, there's another week to go, another round for the selectors in maroon and blue to have a look at.

So where do we see the jigsaw puzzle that is the New South Wales side, those names that have been coming back from injury or yet to make an appearance?

Do they get there?

Do we go for the big names?

Where does it sit for you, Wado?

He'll be doing a lot of Pilates, so he should be good to go.

Figure that's your job first is to figure out how you're going to do it.

Sammy Walker couldn't miss when he was state of origin.