Bit of an exaggeration but 1,242 guests on this forum when I looked a minute ago says it all really.

I'm sure you were the better team on the day, but when a big team like us with big players get beaten by a lesser team with worse players at home then the fans are going to speak out about it.

I'm sorry we are not all here bigging up Hull KR but have plenty more issues of our own to worry about and discuss right now. If you don't want your feelings touched don't come on here, simple.

Well done on the win.

You can't even tell if the Boxing Day floods happened in November or December so shush you,

Editted for accuracy. Arrogance abounds. You were a big club. You may not be any more, face the possible reality.

Shouldn't you be on your own board celebrating a famous win against the mighty Leeds?

I don't normally agree with the mantra that RL is a simple game and that you just have to run hard and tackle hard because I think there are often myriad reasons for why one team performs better than the other.
But, I think most of our problems stem from a lack of bite/intensity/vigour whatever you want to call it.
In attack we aren't getting quick enough play the balls and in defence we are getting killed by quick play the balls. Most of the time when an attacker just runs through a gap in our defence it's because the gap was left by a defender who has only just got off the tackle and isn't back in our defence yet.

We make enough yards but we aren't causing defences enough problems.

As I said I don't normally subscribe to the school of "just hit em harder" but I think there's an element of that needed in our play at the moment. Probably in conjunction with more "wrestle" work in defence.

Completely agree about cuthbertson at the end. We were 14 down with 6 mins left, game had gone and the guy had run himself into the ground.

It took us until the 60 min mark until we eventually broke the defensive line, we made KR look like the NRL premiers

The first 20 minutes of the Sky game last night illustrated exactly what Leeds problems are. With Gidley and Sandow Warrington had a balanced pair of halves who linked with each other and connected forwards and backs superbly. Sandow also looked very dangerous running. By the time Sandow did his hammy Warrington had won that game.
Chris Hill was magnificent as well and reminded me of what Kylie used to bring, he won every collision and landed on his knees and elbows so no amount of t@tting around by the goons at the tackle could stop a quick PTB.

I'm not a believer in simple fixes for complex problems but if you stuck Warringtons starting halves in our team we would not be worried about anything.

Look at the Hull KR tries
1. JJB comes out of the line leaves a huge gap Lunt trots over
2. Greenwood runs through a pathetic attempt from Mullally to get within 2 yards of the line Lunt a simple play
3. Burrow completely misses a kick two passes later its with Dixon who runs past both Hardaker and Watkins who if they had been more alert might have stopped him.
4. Yet another poor attempt at a tackle from Singleton leaves a huge gap and Cockayne simple - made even more simple by Hardaker's abject attempt at anything
5. Ablett again misses a simple tackle and a year ago Hardaker would have stopped it not this year
6. Mulhern runs past an exhausted Cuthbertson - Hardaker is once again nowhere other than shouting at Cuthbertson - nice!!

These are mistakes being made by experienced players not rookies - these structures should be set in stone no matter who plays. These guys have been playing together long enough that it should just almost muscle memory.

Aww didums things not going your way,what a shame

These things happen - can't win all the time - as a Hull supporter something you know a lot about