Hall
Ablett
Buderus

Buderus
Bailey
JJB

Spot on. Can't believe anyone not having Buderus top, let alone top 3. He was unbelievable last night.

To say BJB was average would be generous. He was a lightweight and quite frankly dissapointing.

I know it was at a more fatigued time, but how much better didi we look when Buderus came back on, Siiny moved to loose, Burrow to scrum half, and Mags to SO?

Not coincidental at all that we play better and look better when our 6,7,9 & 13 are playing in their desired positions?

I was surprised Ablett won the MOTM by SKY, didn't think he should have been anywhere near it. Sinfield I thought was the best player on the pitch, closely followed by Buderus.

Buderus
Ablett
Bailey

Buderus
Ablett
Sinfield

Were you watching the same game as us?

Although Buderus and Sinfield were outstanding last night, Ablett had a stormer and was easily in contention for MotM.

1. Buderus
2. Burrow
3. Ablett

Can we please please keep Buderus on for the full 80; along with the 'triangle' of Burrow/McGuire/Sinfield. We know it makes sense



Delaney impresses more each time when in the forwards: great at driving the ball in and now also looking to offload.
Peacock looked back to form, but the penalties for high shots were a repeated concern...and what was he doing not passing to Ablett for a ceratin try (the least the latter deserved for an industrious contribution).
JJB was well worth his pay packet too.

Much better discipline and solid defence......BUT

Let's not kid ourselves. Hull must be the worst team I've seen for a long time in attack: even more devoid of any cutting thrust than our lot. Hopeless. The amount of dropped ball and missed opportunities surpassed even Leeds' efforts.
The malaise still runs deep.

1. Buderus
2. Burrow
3. Ablett

Can we please please keep Buderus on for the full 80; along with the 'triangle' of Burrow/McGuire/Sinfield. We know it makes sense



Delaney impresses more each time when in the forwards: great at driving the ball in and now also looking to offload.
Peacock looked back to form, but the penalties for high shots were a repeated concern...and what was he doing not passing to Ablett for a ceratin try (the least the latter deserved for an industrious contribution).
JJB was well worth his pay packet too.

Much better discipline and solid defence......BUT

Let's not kid ourselves. Hull must be the worst team I've seen for a long time in attack: even more devoid of any cutting thrust than our lot. Hopeless. The amount of dropped ball and missed opportunities surpassed even Leeds' efforts.
The malaise still runs deep.

Ablett
Buderus
Bailey
Nantwichexile has it spot on, dispite some on here slagging him Burrow is by far our better 7 and DMc is a pale shadow of himself