Cheer up Marty we won last night, you never know.

Mate, even I could've finished that.

Looked like a knock on to me but I think we were lucky it wasn’t given

Biggest knock on I’ve ever seen...

Try

Knock on for me - he touches it in the air and the ball lands forward of where he touched it, looking by the grass stripes. Could have gone either way though.

Knock on for me. It actually did go forward too which isn't the case with many of the knock ons given these days.

Still in afterglow - anyone else?

Cracking festival of RL this year.

Yeh agree, ever so slightly forward.
But no way enough evidence to turn it over.
Be annoyed if that went against us.

The evidence was that if you look at the grass lines when the ball is touched to when it hits the floor, I think you can see a clear movement forward.

But the ball is touched 8 foot in the air!
So how can you be certain where the grass line is?

I agree it was a knock on, but I don't think it was a clear and obvious error by the ref.
Anyway, will take it - they've gone against us before now.

We were sat level and it looked a try to me, would have been very unhappy if Leeds had scored that and had it ruled out but was borderline I guess.

Think it’s all been said but along with the spirit shown, one thing that impressed me was we got the win despite an awful kicking game compared to FC.

On another level to FC was the Catalan kicking game, Maloney was superb all round, they’ve a great spine but will miss him next year.

Hopefully next year our kicking will be much improved.

I don't know how they had enough evidence to overrule Hull try, but glad they did.

Connor should've been sin binned for late hit on Myler. Tetevano has been given lengthy bans for that.

I don't blame Newman for early knock on which shifted momentum. Leeming was too close to him when he finally decided to look for a pass.

I saw in live time Luke Briscoe carelessly step on the line and shook my head on each of the 6 replays.

Really awful drop goal attempts, but a win is a win and with the injuries we've had, I'm just glad we're being competitive.

I didn't envisage Cas getting in the play offs or Hull FC sliding a couple of months ago. I thought Hull KR were a shoe in with their easy fixtures.

I'm glad Saints can't catch Catalan, but I can't help feeling we should put the reserves in and go all out v KR.

Totally agree. I wouldn't be surprised if we were bottom when it comes to tries from kicks. I much prefer to see them come via flowing handling but, scores from kicks often make the difference in close games.

I think the drop goal attempts show a decline in the skill levels across the sport. I think the focus at the moment is a bit too much on being an ultra-athlete rather than an all round skilled rugby player.

I'm not really a union fan, but I watched the highlights of the Premiership final from last season. I don't think there are any players in SL that are anywhere near to Marcus Smith from quins or Simmonds form Exeter in terms of skill.