Jesse Sene-Lefao will be putting aside his friendship with some of his closest mates for 80 minutes when Castleford Tigers take on Wakefield Trinity in Saturday’s Super League derby. This would include, he said, the Equality and Human Rights Commission and the chair of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) committee Julian Knight. World No 11 Krzysztof Ratajski was the inspiration, taking out 122 in the final leg of a 5-2 win that saw the Pole average 105 to their opponents 103 - the Czech's time is coming, just not this year and the Poles are a team to fear. But the Chelsea head coach refused to get involved with such debate, saying: "For me, I see no reason why we should now get carried away and think about things like 'is he the best in the world, the best in England or the best in Europe'.