Watching the 20's grand final this year Logan looks to be getting on in the game on pretty much name alone. Is that harsh? Maybe but when I see a hooker with not much pace, who's not the biggest or strongest and who's passing isn't great I can't help but feel he's fighting a losing battle.



Hopefully he'll prove my eyes aren't all that.

In the hope of adding to this thread on ones to watch I decided to go on a wider scale and give my thoughts on the ones to watch for each Super League side and perhaps add in the category of danger man and point to prove, I've decided to leave explanations but others can explain their reasons.



Wigan Danger Man: Sam Tomkins

Point to Prove: Amos Roberts/Darrell Goulding

One to Watch: Brett Finch



Bradford Danger Man: Brett Kearney

Point to Prove: Luke Gale

One to Watch: Craig Kopczak



Castleford Danger Man: Rangi Chase

Point to Prove: Ian Millward (struggled on this one)

One to Watch: Nick Youngquest



Catalans Danger Man: Scott Dereau

Point to Prove: Leon Pryce

One to Watch: Jean-Philipe Baile



Huddersfield Danger Man: Danny Brough

Point to Prove: Tony Tonks

One to Watch: Aaron Murphy



Hull FC Danger Man: Brett Seymour

Point to Prove: Will Sharp/Eamon O'Carroll

One to Watch: Aaron Heremaia



Hull KR Danger Man: Michael Dobson

Point to Prove: Craig Hall

One to Watch: Kris Welham



Leeds Danger Man: Ryan Hall

Point to Prove: Richard Moore

One to Watch: Paul McShane/Darrell Griffin



London Danger Man: Luke Dorn/Michael Witt

Point to Prove: Craig Gower

One to Watch: Michael Robertson (could be one of the signings of the season)



Salford Danger Man: Luke Patten

Point to Prove: Jordan James

One to Watch: Joel Moon



St Helens Danger Man: James Roby

Point to Prove: Mark Flanagan

One to Watch: Jonny Lomax/Lance Hohaia



Wakefield Danger Man: Peter Fox

Point to Prove: Ali Lauitiiti

One to Watch: Kieran Hyde (struggled again here apologies to Wakey fans if this is way off the mark)



Warrington Danger Man: Michael Monaghan

Point to Prove: Chris Hill

One to Watch: Stefan Ratchford



Widnes Danger Man: Patrick Ah Van

Point to Prove: Scott Moore

One to Watch: Paddy Flynn/Frank Winterstein



there you go if anyone else wants to give their thoughts or even their version/views then go ahead.

If the Widnes dangerman is Ah Van they're in for one hell of a long season which to be fair is probably the case.

Dudson, Mossop and Hock - looking forward to seeing a lot of power from our pack next season. A bit wary of expecting too much, too soon from Dudson, but he's a big unit!

Harrison Hansen will take the next step and establish himself as a real top class second row next season.

Shaun Wane is my "one to watch"....

Fielden.

Think we must have watched different grand final I do think that is a bit harsh, his passing is good, he gets the team around the pitch well and tops the tackle count every week.Not the fastest but still is possible to play at the highest level at 9 without electric pace. Needs to kick on a bit this year but wouldnt be suprised if he did. Rogues comments are interesting ( and yes i watch the u18s and 20s games ) , Carberry is a big strong lad but his distribution and organisational skills are awful, his strength is his scooting.The fact that he gets very little game time when Tomkins plays shows how they compare the two. A lad with a future probably but not convinced it will be at hooker with wigan. I recall rogues being particularly keen on Sam Gee being given a run in the first team a couple of years ago, think he plays for Wigan RU now.

I believe Paul Prescott will kick on to become a top class prop forward this year, closely followed by the ever improving Lee Mossop.

no i dont...but correct me if im wrong.



isnt Logan MMs back up?



if so...hes got to step up to the plate...thats why im thinking he'll get game time.



im not advocating that he'll make it..but its the only way we'll find out......hence thats the player im interested in...as the title suggests?

Hope your right.



To judge anyone off 1 or 2 performances is harsh but he hasn't stood out in the games I've seen.



Hopefully we'll see him kick on and become the next top class Tomkins in our side.

Lauaki- with the right conditioning and coaching he could be a great buy and an asset next year.