Came up on friday night, stuck in traffic. I went for Atkins, is there an official answer to this?



P.S. Slight typo, I noticed I'd missed the s from fastest, just before I hit submit. Most would have assumed I had missed a t, I know the answer to that one.

According to speed testing it was Rhys Williams wasn't it? Atkins, Evans and Riley can't be far behind him however.

weve had this Rhys Williams thing before, and it makes no difference the lad cant beat a man and is one idle sod....



Atkins is the man that when it counts is going to be the player to beat people with pace, a step, a fend and will then have the speed and confidence to out pace his chasers.



I've not seen Evans Show great pace to be honest but he hasnt really got into space in the first team from what I've seen of him....



on a match day if we need a length of the field try scoring I want Atkins then Bridge to be the players with the ball in hand...

Riley can shift too

Doesn't score too many from distance though. As an out and out pace man, who can step at speed, and has the acceleration to get away, it has to be Atkins.

Ran 100m with Rhys Evans when he still in Jnr Academy and I'd put him as incredibly fast for his age. Very powerful runner and could be the fastest in the squad in a year or two.



Riley and Atkins have great acceleration but if Rhys Williams is officially the fastest then can't argue.

Williams might be quick over 100 but over 25 he's easily caught.

Well its not Joel.

Apparently over 5m its Solomaona! Amazing explosive acceleration

Is he Chissy in disguise?

Myler has a lot pace though hardly ever see him get caught when he loses his man and gets into the open field



Atkins has brilliant acceleration though

I believe that Rhys Evans was selected to take part in the Carnegie Challenge to find SL's fastest man this Summer. Think he came third behind Jodie Broughton and Ben Jones-Bishop; presumably Rhys Williams was also considered, maybe that answers the question as far as the younger players are concerned?