You are Stevo and I claim my £5.

I don't believe there will be anybody else who would seriously put Burrow anywhere close to MOM. He was poor, even having to be moved out of his starting role at half time.

He wasn't the worst, there was some truelly poor performances, though I accept the heat a deterring factor. For all the debate about McShane, in hindsight a lucky decision to recall him. Without him we might well have lost that last night.

I watched it with the mute button on after Carney & co were sounding more like the Broncos appreciation society!!! As BJB scored they sounded pathetic!!

Result i kind of expected.Leeds on a hiding to nothing here really.if we win like Wigan did then its par for the course and if we dont we are shocking.London were always going to be up for a 100% effort after Saturdays shambles and couple that with our usual laclustre aproach to these kind of regular season games and the game last night is probably a fair reflection of that,It looked like we were playing a game of Touch and pass at times.

Lets hope Delaney recovers,looked a bad knock he took.

That reminds me, a classic moment late in the game when Eddie and Stevo were jabering on about something irrelevant to Rugby League as usual, Shaun mcRae butts in and says 'just if i can say something about this game for a minute.....if thats OK Eddie?'

you tell em' Shaun!

I laughed on 75 minutes when Stevo proclaimed "Burrow has been everywhere tonight" knowing full well that what he meant and what it should have meant was completely different.

The subsequent MotM award was just baffling.

It's about time sky did a Keys & Gray & binned em and while where at it put phil clarke in a rocket and fire him into space

Not quite as bad as Foster - ouch!!

I know, what a mis-tackle. Should have kept hold of Dorn

I thought we made a pub team look competitive to be honest.
I accept it was hot and no doubts the Nags were gonna give it a dig after last week but our basic passing was slow ,predictable and inaccurate far too often.
Our D line speed was plodding and i thought we were pretty lucky they are as sh## as they are.
It was job done and i thought some of the lads had a reasonable dig and i would have given m.o.m to either JP or Bjb.

Very low intensity game for mine, hard to watch at times

I don't think Burrow was as bad as some say but definitely not MOM, I thought Soward was more deserving.

I took a couple of corporate whores to the game, Rugby Union stalwarts, they though the game was quicker than anything they'd seen - god their product must be bad.

Anyway, I thought it was pretty awful, if Burrow got MOM then the heat clearly got to Stevo - he was awful.

Soward was really good, showed a key difference in the England v Aussie game, Soward was light years ahead of anything currently playing in SL at 7, and he probably isn't in the top half dozen Aussie 7s.

Another point of note, Sutcliffe looked lost again, it may just be me but he just seems to drift through long periods of the game.

Sinfield, Peacock and Mcshane were very good, BJB, Watkins also worth a mention.

I must admit to being neutral to the sky commentary team, but as of late Stevo and Eddie are plumbing new depths in veering off topic and prattling on about non rugby themes.
The answer is to put Brian Carney in charge ably assisted by big Barry and Tez ,unfortunately it would mean sky showing the door to Eddie and Stevo, possibly to a booking at the nearest comedy club venue.

Kylie said it was the toughest conditions he has ever played in so we cannot underestimate this effect on players from both sides and very humid which didn't help the handling. I though London's defence made it tough for us with the exception of when they opening the doors and twice waved in McShane for his tries.

Quite why you can claim no agenda yet say Burrow had "one of his stinkers" is a mystery. Yes he made a couple errors but these were more than offset by his positive contribution. His pinpoint kick helped make JP's try, his movement drew defenders, created space and got the line moving well for both BJB's and Fosters tries. In the heat he was buzzing about and constantly creating space and making breaks and was unlucky not to have scored a couple and his distribution (afore mentioned errors excepted) was good. Therefore his overall 80 minutes contribution to the victory deserved the MOM IMO.

JP was our best forward with his usual effort and Ablett, Clarkson and Kirke did some solid defending in the heat. BJB made a fine finish for his try and was even more impressive with his in..out classy wing play to create the Foster try.

Those blind alleys he kept running down led to scores from BJB and Foster and his accurate kick created JP's try. He was a constant threat, created space for others, made breaks, backed up and could easily have scored a couple himself. I know it was hot but did you forget to take off your aviators?

You thought Hardaker was "reasonable" yet his missed tackle let in Soward for one and his poor positional play was a factor in two other London tries. He also kept getting in the way of Sutcliffe.