Halifax's first up forwards were largely better and i suspect they won't have such a faultless handling match again this year. The real damage though was that Scott Murrell's kicking was faultless both long and short. Halifax's backs were very poor given the positions they were given, but equally Bradoford's 3/4 defence was good. 6-36 wouldn't have been an unfair scoreline, but Bradford certainly weren't outplayed in [iall[/i areas.

I suspect we'll have to go through that a 3rd time this year though.

Hopefully it'll be many more years before you're back then?

We have much to learn from our cougar supporting amigos, who eat candies created from manna itself, fashioned by world renowned chocolatiers to be hand fed to you one by one by dusky beauties, while watching K-Town play from a chaise-longue.

Or you could just, y'know, bring your own.

Yep. We only scored because we were lucky.
You are clearly not bias at all - now run along and play with your toys

Going against the grain and trying to take this thread back on topic, our kick-offs infuriated me. It might sound like nit-picking but Keyes might as well have passed the ball to Fev. It wasn't going any higher than the crossar and Fev were catching it on the 20m line, making 10/15m from the first tackle and starting their set of 6 5m off the halfway. Get it banged in air and nail them early.

You are correct, Thomas wasn't much better to be honest.