Is undoubtedly highly talented, and has a great attitude to the game (which by his own admission was his only option in life) but is clearly made out of styrophome.

Is he going to make it long term if he can't string a half of football together?

Was he injured or taken off to make way for Johnson's debut?

He limped off to be replaced by the King.

His injury record is very concerning. I'm hoping as he get's more used to the rigours of the game and physically matures he'll become more durable, but it is a concern.

I didn't notice him go off. I just noticed that he hadn't come back on in the second half.

It's a shame that he keeps getting these injuries, unless it is something that is a recurring problem, which is a possibility of course. I hope he gets it sorted as he is too talented and has too much commitment when on the pitch to be lost to the sport.

Yeah he seems to be a little injury prone which at his age isnt really a good sign.

Well, haven't there been other examples of RL players suffering a lot of injuries when young but as they develop they come through it?

I'd be more concerned if he suffered bad injuries regularly. He seems to suffer little niggles more than anything, which suggests he's not physically matured yet.

He must be made from the same stuff as Lomax, both pick up injuries regularly.

It's becoming a concern for me because he never seems able to last a full match, even Eastmond at his most biscuit boned lasted longer.

However, having said that, he needs the benefit of the doubt. If he's still suffering like this in a few years then it will be a major concern. It's a shame, because the lad is obviously very talented.

Yes there have and I hope he is one of them but injuries even niggles take there toll.

o the tune of 'copacabana' by barry manilow...

His name is Wheeler, he was a stand off,
Now he plays cent-re, but he's not all there,

He's partnered meli, and johnny lomax,
He's made of sty-ro-foam, at half time he-goes-home,

With a shake of his hips, he's in under the sticks,
A future number four,
Who could ask for morrrrrrre!