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LEON PRYCE is hoping to take the best form of his St Helens career into Saturday's Carnegie Challenge Cup semi-final with Leeds. The Great Britain stand-off has been forced to take on a new role for his club this year following the shock departure of long- serving Saints talisman Sean Long, but the former Bradford favourite has revelled in his new responsibilities. fake breitling He formed a new partnership with the exciting Kyle Eastmond until England's new scrum-half picked up ankle and shoulder injuries and has lined up alongside the versatile Scott Moore for the last two months, but nothing has dented Pryce's new-found swagger. "I'm really pleased with my form," he said. "I think it's definitely the best I've played since I've been at Saints. I've had to adapt my game this year. I played with a dominant half-back like Sean Long for so long and I've tried to be a bit more creative and not rely so much on my running game. I think I've done that. pandora beads wholesale "It's given me more responsibility. I've had a lot more ball and it's something I've enjoyed. I think I am a player who needs to be challenged. Coach Small Wallets "There is still lot of improvement but I'm getting to where I want to be." Pryce's impressive form has not been enough to win over new England coach Steve McNamara, who followed the line of his predecessor Tony Smith by ignoring the St Helens stand-off for the mid-season international against France and failed to include him in a recent get-together of an expanded national squad. Pryce said:"What can I do? If can't get in a 37-man squad, it pretty much says I'm not going to be involved. I'll just get on with it and play well for Saints. You can't let it hurt you or your form will drop." Other articles:http://yeahbra.cayucosmotel.com/blog/view/id_227/title_hot- and-humid-weekend-ahead/http://www.myivita.com/blo g/view/id_3087/
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