Congratulations on the victory. Fax's first half display was the best first half that I have seen in many years at the Recre. If they had continued to play in the same manner in the second-half, the score would have been frankly embarrassing for Haven.
Forget all the comments about dodgy forward passes, the referee favouring 'Fax etc (he seemed to favour whoever had momentum), it was a well deserved victory.
However, in the second-half, it was as if Fax had pressed the self-destruct button from the initial kick-off onward. This gave Haven momentum, which in other circumstances could well have led to a drawn game, especially if Karl Edmonson had held onto the crash ball he received a couple of metres from the line with a couple of minutes left.
The mixed comments about Gregg McNally make for interesting reading. He is perhaps a more creative player than he is given credit for, as a number of the tries in the game against Toulouse came from his passing game. As yet, he does not take on the line, which may be due to the requirements of the game plan the team are given, but his support play is superb for someone who is still in the Sixth Form at Whitehaven School. 18 tries in 10 games is an impressive statistic by any measure of the imagination.

It was David Seeds....the cheat!

It happened more or less in front of me. Seeds was the dummy runner & the ball was passed to your winger. Bunyan didnt take the dummy & hit him,legaly, as he should do. Arent they taught not to take dummies & to tackle the man in front of you?

No ban, no fine, card rescinded, shows it was wrong decision by the old bald TJ (who incidentaly swapped lines during that half & dont think he came back out in the 2nd)

They have a habit of doing that up there, a Haven player did the same last year when we scored at the shed end, a few of us went mad about it but the Ref did nowt.
Why don't they punish this ever when it happens, seen it on TV and at other games we have played and the Refs just turn a blind eye why???

Perhaps we should put that wire fence down the side of the pitch to some use