Despite some recent talk about Gee's commitment, and the fact he is going to the bulls next year, I thought he was immense, he just kept taking it in hard every time and I think he did the full 80 playing in a central role (unless i missed him coming off in all the excitement).

Yeah I can see why we wanted him based on that performance.

If we had pulled that sort of performance out for a lot of the season we would likely have made the playoffs. Our pack handled Bradfords huge forwards very well and we know we have more quality in the backs which I thought really showed. Some massive individual performances in there amid one of the more bang average performances I have seen from an official who looked out of his depth and just a bizarre ending to the game made for great entertainment value.

I must admit I thought we did very well to keep the score at 10-8 down at half time, Bradford were bigger and stronger - Scurr and Souter in particular were a handful and Pele is a beast. And dare I say it, I've always rated Lilley who put in a lively performance.

For Fax, Larroyer was my MOM but the whole team was excellent, and the crowd the noisiest all season - a great atmosphere.

A strong post match interview from Finn. He referred to the turning point of the season being the Widnes/Batley games after getting rid of "dead wood and bad people" and also "a cancer and back stabbing". The only player I can see leaving round about this time was Lannon.

Greg Eden. Listen into his Radio Leeds interview too - he talks about the Bradford away game.

When Lannon came of against Widnes you could tell something was afoot.