I would agree with that, at the moment, but the way that Riley has learnt and developed over the years I wouldn't be surprised to see him start to develop that part of his game.

he has come on leaps and bounds since when i first watched him six years ago i think it was, there is no doubting that he knows his way to the try line which is always a good thing - he doesn't half take some stick mind. He has pace and is quite strong for his build/size. He has definatley developed hugely since the first time i watched him - it's certainly bright at the wire at the minute regarding youngsters;
McCarthy
Harrison
Mitchell
Riley
Cooper

i'm not sure about Penny he doesn't seem to be in TS plans of yet, and i haven't seen enough of Blythe to judge.

That's just reminded me of amusing comments at the match on Friday.

Firstly, when Riley dropped the ball part way through the second half (from what I thought was a bad pass) someone behind me says "god, what are you passing to him for, he's the last person you want to pass it to"

Then, not long afterwards when Solomona made a mistake the comment was "you know he's not that good is he? he's just big"

Surprisingly when Solomona set Riley up at the end it was just a quiet clap so I just turned round and smiled.

We've got 5 players in the top 20 try scorers which is encouraging. In previous years we'd have had Hicks or Fa'afili near the top and then no one else anywhere near.

Its nice to see with so many great 'striking' options in the team and across the side, rather than playing one-sided like we tended to do when we had Gleeson.