CHRIS Chester admitted the mercurial Greg Eden was back to his best having handed his critics the perfect response by inspiring Hull KR to a one-sided 62-10 victory at London Broncos.
Dropped last week for a breach of club rules, the full-back ran in a hat-trick of tries at The Hive as Rovers stayed in the hunt for the last play-off spot.
Leading 26-0 at half-time, Eden's efforts were supported by tries from Kevin Larroyer and Josh Hodgson's opener, with Travis Burns adding 10 points with the boot.
Two tries from Liam Salter and Mick Weymanadded gloss to the scoreline, before Ade Gardner, Adam Walker and Eden again went over.
Chester said: "Greg can be a bit of a freak sometimes.
"I thought he played very, very well. He took the punishment we gave him on the chin and he has come back in style.
"We all know how good a player he is and how important he is.
"It was a really professional performance. We spoke before the game about strangling London with good field position and I thought we did that.
"It puts us in a good position."
Aaron Ollett (knee), Craig Hall (hamstring) and Mick Weyman (calf) are all injury concerns and will be assessed in detail tomorrow at training.
