just p!ss poor again. No excuse for dropping the ball like we do.

Poor simple as

Why is it that every time the ref makes a mistake Leeds score.

Not enough structure in attack.

Ball was ripped from LMS

Ultimately what does it matter? As we told Huddersfield, they're in the hat, were not.

We've got what we deserved out of this game. If we're happy to carry on finishing around the top 4 and having a 'good dig' at the play offs then that performance was good enough. If we we want to challenge for the remaining available trophy then we need to take a serious look at our attitude.

We have the players. Easter has been played wrong though. I was willing to give brown the benefit of the doubt when he had the knockers on here over the Easter period, but they were right - Easter has been a complete disaster for us.

We have been poor and need a kick up the ass if we're going to do anything in this and next season.

Indeed. Distant second best in two big games and threw the other one.

the 3rd embarrassing score in 8 days. pathetic

Nearly as pathetic as your posts on here

kiss my you plonker. If you think the 3rd terrible performance in just over week is acceptable good for you.

Mr Deadwood just as bad as when we played Wigan. We were a shade better than last Friday, but let's face it not good enough on the day.
Our super strong pack was out muscled.

I'm struggling to pick any Saints player who was any better than average.

Our super strong pack was outmuscled when Amor was off the pitch. When he was on the pitch he matched them blow for blow. In fact he was the one who marched us downfield for jones' try. And kept marching until he had to come off. Walmsley was strong when he had Amor, and struggled other wise. Masoe put his worst game in for a while. Richards played too long for a junior.

Lms played better, but stays out of the arm wrestle, same a greenwood. Soliola does take the fight to them but only played short minutes.

On the whole, we generally did a good job of containing them, but there was a gap between Walsh and turner that was exploited time and time again,