I'm sure the Audio Commentary will be running as usual with our intrepid and great commentator, just a shame we can't make it although we did get tickets. If you know anyone who want to use the system let us know on here and we can make sure we have enough headsets etc.

It was always going to be a difficult task to get the points at the HJ. We needed to be pretty flawless and have a bit of luck and Wire had to come up with some errors, but it never happened. From the close call on the first try to the wicked bounce for the second you could tell it just wasn't going to be our day, and to make it worse it was us coming up with the errors. I don't think we played badly though and there was shed loads of spirit, it was just that Warrington were red hot on the day.

FWIW, I don't think Solo got near and I was pretty much right behind. Whitehead was grounded on the line and Solo was on the other side of him, just can't see how it was possible to be honest. Didn't affect the result at the end of the day though and I wish Wire all the best for the run in and play-offs.

IMO most of their tries came from 2nd phase plays from offloads in the centre which we didn't get to grips with, then as we scrambled they moved the ball into support runners in space. Can't remember any really bad defensive mistake where someone flew out of the line unless they were trying to defuse a 3-1 overlap as Ainscough tried once & failed.

it was Kearney who got concussed last week so surely he'd be the one who failed the cog test?.

From the side it was one of those where he seemed about to ground the ball short but managed to stretch out his arm. Definitely grounded it on the try line.

Agree with that mate, the offloads killed us. It can be a bit risky but they rode their luck on occasion and to be fair did it pretty skilfully. I wouldn't blame the defensive pattern at all, even though over eighty minutes there was obviously the odd glitch.

It was the same last week when we had people after the Leeds game saying the defence was poor, but again it really wasn't; what killed us in that game was lost ball when we were in possession, take away the walk ins when no defence was set and that game was wide open.