Lewis Dodd

up to the halfway line Now Tissot in a dummy half, this is Josh Allen, just shy of the 40, inside the Wigan half.

Tissot, now Lewis Dodd, flat pass there from the former Saints scrum half.

Seems to have found a home at the Dragons after that ill-fated move to the NRL, we've seen plenty of those over the years.

Kick goes up on the last, comfortable take for Sheffield, it just leaves Nick Kotrick for dead there.

issues down this near side.

It's Bilou Bichet from dummy half.

Kick goes up from Lewis Dodd.

Field collects it.

So, but yeah, Bradford, and it's, yeah, just an interesting time at this time of year 'cause you do often get deals that look like they're going one way and move the other way.

And there's a domino effect of everything, so now with Lewis Dodd seemingly staying at Catalans, what does that mean for Aidan Sezer? And so on and so forth, and da, da, da, da, da, da, da.

A lot going on, a lot going on.

Which leads me to a question I had for you.

Huddersfield obviously went with Jake Harfer.

It looked like Saints were going to go with Lewis Dodd.

That's not happening.

No, it's off.

Brilliant try.

Lewis Dodd started that.

Lewis Dodd finishes.

And his game sets a map to the Catalan Dragons.

Triumph of the game.

Dodd finishes it.

And Catalan have finished Castleford.

That was Stuart Pike on the call for Sky Sports as Lewis Dodd set up and then finished a try for his dragon sign as they ruined Castleford's centenary match with a dominant second half performance to win 34-6.

Uh, let's hope it's as entertaining, a try fest no less.

And the ones to watch in this are the two players that are pictured, Tyler Duprey and Lewis Dodd.

Why Tyler Duprey? Well, everybody's gonna be watching Tyler Duprey.

Let's be crystal on that, after the shenanigans that went on last week.

A lot of good fun on social media today, uh, with Duprey, uh, and the coaching staff at Castleford Tigers, trying to laugh off last week's altercation on the touch line.

But there's no doubt for me, he will be one to watch, and I'm sure a lot of focus will be on him.

And Lewis Dodd.

Why Lewis Dodd? Because when these two played at the Stabe Brutus earlier in the season, it was Dodd who had four try assists in that game.

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I'm, I'm not sure I'm behind that, uh, because, you know, a season of Lewis Dodd, a season of, uh, of Lachlan Elias hasn't really done much for them.

And, um, for all, for all Ashton Ward is good, he's, he's not even in the top 30.

He's, he's playing on an exemption.

I got, I got gifted some highlights of him, um, ahead of, ahead of this game.

He runs a great line off Lewis Dodd.

He's got eight tries this year.

Eight tries from second row.

And, and five of those are running a short ball off Lewis Dodd.

So if, if we can line that up to what he w- what Vangainuwa's doing for, for Sinfield, then we can make some good line there.

It probably wasn't the game to be trying that against Wigan.

Nice.

Lewis Dodd had his 100th Super League appearance.

Bevan French, his 150 appearance for Wigan.

Jack Hughes, his 100th appearance for Leigh.