Hmm, not sure I'd go so far as saying the best, most solid, maybe.

We lack in attack. Fox, obviously can score, Colbon I like a lot but isn't a real out and out finishing winger and Briscoe needs a yard of pace to make him truly dangerous going forwards.

On our own line then yes, Briscoe is exceptional at reading the plays and marshalling the defence, Colbon mans up very well and has good one on one defence and Fox isn't the weak link he's made out to be.

As to the best, if Webb could find a way to lose his frequent spells of insanity whenever anyone puts a kick into the in goal then Leeds for me have the best back three with him, Donald and Hall.

WTF??? Why would it even interest you? I couldnt give 2 sh!tes what agar says about your famous back three! Er Kemble o'hara and the other good un? Cant remember his name now? Oh hang on i can't remember the name of any of your present back three cos theyre all, well, unforgettable!

Just an interesting concept that you have a "team" of 3 with 2 people in charge. If you extend that to the team, you would have 11 players in charge of the team. Poor Fox, he must feel like Howard being bossed around by Robbie and Gary.

As RBA says though, there can be little doubt that Briscoe-Colbon-Fox is the supreme back 3 in the comp.

I think you're right Mrs B. I believe Peter Fox deals with the angst this causes by seeking solace in tries.
"Know your place Fox!"

Run Forrest, Run!

Couldn't give 2 French Connection UK's who's in charge as long as they all carry on from last season

I heard that interview Mrs B. The bit that confused me was Justin saying it was easier to organise defensively from the left side. Not quite worked that out, but I’m sure there’s some logic to it.

I said last season I thought these 3 were out biggest asset.

Of the 10 SL rounds last season where at least one of them was absent we lost 5. Of the 17 rounds where all 3 played we only lost 4.

Solid in defence, plenty of tries & loads of metres on kick return & exit sets. Can’t ask for much more than that.

Rovers second try on Sunday.
Colbon recieved the ball from the scrum as he had moved into the Off Half position.
Drove the ball in hard and straight at pace.
Quickly found his front.
Smart play the ball.
Moved left swiftly by Cooke and Dobson
Try Fox.

Oh so simple.

I assume it similar to how you lot keep telling us what a great leader Long is on the pitch, that fitzgibbon is a great captain like figure, that O'meley wont stand for any dissent and will lead the pack and Radford can show his leadership, you must be worried about your pack with so many trouser wearers...

Be a lot harder when you're not playing salford though