We are terrible at times away from home. We were very good for long periods on Friday. One big factor was wakey played with some real effort and Hudds looked like a fair few were going through the motions, some of their defence was very poor.
We need to keep at it v Wire and match or better their enthusiasm as a start point

Find it staggering to think Hill didn`t receive at least a caution for either the late hit or for constantly challenging the refs decison Friday.
Following the latest round of Betfred Super League matches, the Match Review Panel have issued the following sanctions:

Jonny Lomax (St Helens) - Grade A Strikes - No Further Action
Jordan Lane (Hull FC) - Grade A Strikes - No Further Action
James Harrison (Warrington Wolves) - Grade D Dangerous Contact - 2 Match Penalty Notice and £250 Fine
Fouad Yaha (Hull KR) - Grade B High Tackle - £250 Fine
Yusuf Aydin (Hull KR) - Grade B Dangerous Contact - £250 Fine
David Fifita (Wakefield Trinity) - Grade A Disputes Decision - No Further Action
Will Dagger (Wakefield Trinity) - Grade B Dangerous Contact - £250 Fine
Romain Navarette (Catalans Dragons) - Grade B Dangerous Contact - £250 Fine
Ed Chamberlain (Leigh Leopards) - Grade A Dangerous Throw - No Further Action
The following players have received a caution:

Romain Navarette (Catalans Dragons) - Raising Knee in Tackle
Tim Lafai (Salford Red Devils) - Raising Knee in Tackle

I would agree with all the above - you have to question if Watson's natural negativity has impacted the squad. They look like they can't be bothered.

I'm not sure if any of you noticed it on TV (would be harder to see live, at the game) but there were several of the tries on Friday where the Hudds players were either in position to try to make a tackle on the person running through near the line, or who motioned to look as though they were, but their tackles were akin to the motion a 90 year old woman would make, trying to grab a misbehaving teenager.

I noticed it from Price in particular a couple of times. Though I obviously support Leeds, after noticing it once, I was then spotting it numerous times through the match. I found it frustrating when none of the Sky panel in the game dared acknowledge Watson pulled the 3 after 25 mins as they were coasting - Barrie Mc's rubbish about 'he must be trying to now play a different system, just in the same way as before' felt like a similar lack of effort to say what was happening.

I know Watson has been derided for how angry he was in his interview - and in some ways it was churlish - though I can also get his irritation with what his players did - especially the likes of Price and a few others at the back.

Leeds obviously won handsomely on the scoreboard, though to me it felt the played competently (ie. not dropping the ball loads, as they have recently) and they tried. Half the Hudds team were just coasting. To me it just underlined a bit that effort is important in a team game - better in some ways having an average player who always gives 100% than a very good one whose effort levels will vary depending how they feel on the night.

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Think you are right Jamie, Price did one good stop on Fusitua grounding the ball but a lot of his defence was really poor as was many others. The try Myler scored when Austin broke about 5 tackles was something you don’t see anymore.

Hill was still trying but he is now on the decline.
There was barely any intensity from them as a team all night.

There’s probably a few of us on here, who think we’d be a better team with 17 Donaldson’s than we currently are!

maybe not 17 donaldsons but 17 with his attitude

Our penalty count for would be well into double figures with 17 Donaldsons!

James Head High Donaldson. Dont forget to use the refs hand signal when using his name

I'm convinced he knows what he's doing by dropping at the point of contact so he cops one round the neck.