Grimmy you would still have Ainscough in if he had no arms and legs

Agreed.

I would go with that but for me its a simple choice between Farrell and Mossop if we go off form. For me it is more of a choice between Mossop and Bailey, were it against any other team I would have gone with Bailey, but as Mossop has a bit of history with Hudds and will be playing against a few of his mates i would give him the nod, players always seem to up it when playing against mates.



Regards Pryce, this is a make or break game in his Wigan career. No pressure obviously! A good showing and he is instantly back in the frame a poor showing and i doubt we will see much of him again.



Personally I hope he rises to the occasion and proves the doubters wrong, there is a quality player there if we can just nurture him, but time is running out.



Come on Karl lad be the player some of us know you can be!

After last week I feel Farrell has to play, he was by far our most dangerous and effective player. Bailey was poor last week, and fairly ineffective against Sheffield as well, he needs a game or 2 off imo.



Richards

Goulding

Gleeson

Carmont

Pryce

Sam

Tommy

Fielden

Piggy

Coley

Farrell

JT

O'Loughlin



McIlorum

Feka

O'Carroll

Mossop

Re Ainscough he appears to have gone backwards if anything and that is a great shame. IMO there is a case for arguing that MM hasn't given him much of an opportunity (when compared to Goulding, for example) but in Madge we trust. Also, the selection of Pryce gives the game some extra curiosity value. Best of luck to him, I say.

yeh will be interestin which 2 drop out of the nineteen.

2 out of 3. Marsh and 1 one Bailey/Mossop, has to be the only options for me.

I agree.

I'd say so, yep. I'd pick Mossop ahead of Bailey, if only because the Giants have some pretty pacey back-rowers, and pace is not Bails's strong point these days.

I'd go with Mossop ahead of Bails, simply because of the sheer size of the Giants pack. Mossop is built more like a prop really (I can see him ending up in the front row full-time further on in his career) and we need all the size and muscle we can get on the field to cope with Crabtree and co.

Size isn't everything.