Fool. The point, clearly lost on a rugby sophisticate like yourself, was that the game was dead and yet a prop - yes, a prop - still had enough about him to chase down some outside backs when hundreds of others would (a) have given it up as a lost cause and (b) not have been able to catch them anyway. It's yet more evidence that LMS will develop into a world class player in a few years, which will benefit all English fans not just Quins, and enough reason for a thread.



Now kindly do one. Bye.

What made it better was the tackle you are talking about is on Burrow, LMS came out of no where and tackled him.

Whilst coming within the context of a match where we were a poor second, it was certainly a terrific moment. Burrow never saw him coming until the last second and not many (if any) other props would have got there in time to stop him.



It would be interesting to see Louie intercept one on his own line - I don't think many would catch him over 100 metres.

The tackle summed up perfectly Louie's attitude to the game and his commitment to the cause and the club.

Yes exceptional, loved it, him and Clubby both do it so often. How annoying was Ali Lautiti though, he looks so fat and useless but he tore us to pieces with endless offloads.

An offloading forward like him or Bird at Catalans is what I want for Christmas. Add a Mogg for good measure and my 2010 will be sorted

Perhaps the only good thing to come out of Saturday was the interview with Louie in the programme - specifically his view that London is the only/best place to live (hopefully this means he'll be staying long term).