Is this the best option?

I'd say yes, with Grix out for a few months, I think Harrison is better used at prop as we haven't got the depth we used too. I've noticed in the last few games, bridge spends most of this time in the middle of the field and he's good with ball in hand, so he'd give us a more attacking threat closer to the line. Also I don't think Bridge has the pace to play in the centres, this opens the door for Evans to go in at centre and either Orsmby or Penny to get a run out on the wing.

Next game i'd line up with



1. Bridge

2. Bridge

3. Atkins

4. R. Evans

5. Bridge

6. Bridge

7. Bridge

8. Bridge

9. Bridge

10. Bridge

11. Bridge

12. Bridge

13. Bridge



14. Bridge

15. Bridge

16. Bridge

17. Bridge

That could be a Bridge too far, Yed.

Move Bridge to 6 and swap him with Bridge at loose?

Is danny bridge starting or on the bench

He'll be at Swinton.

Is this Padders Dream Team

I would personally like to see keV penny given a run against Widnes..

I'm sure most will disagree, as we all know he has a mistake in him, but he's a Warrington lad, bags of pace and gets the fans excited.and most of all he gives 110% which most haven't been doing so far.

He scored another two for Swinton at the weekend, I dont see why we brought him back if we dont plan on using his pace at least.

It's interesting to read Swinton fans views on Penny. They think Ormsby isn't fit to lace Penny's boots and have seen plenty of both over the last year or so. Of course there is a world of difference between SL and national league in terms of physicality and intensity. I wonder if Penny might get a run out when/if our halfbacks start creating some gaps.

I always got the impression Smith just didn't rate him at all, the re-signing baffled me.

The comments when we re-signed him made me sure he would be starting games this season:



Smith, who called Penny into the national squad while he was in charge of Great Britain in 2007, said: "We've been monitoring him for the last couple of years and watched his progress at Swinton. He's turned into a terrific player.

"He's always had very good attributes but he's now learned how to put these into place on a more regular basis, which was the key for Kevin. He needed to learn more about rugby league in order to apply them."