He went shoulder to shoulder with a much smaller player and when ball bounced out of his path dived as blatant as you'd like. Kendall bought it and the game changed.We worked hard enough to be in with a squeak going into last 20 but whatever chance went with the following 10 minutes shorthanded.In fairness Cas with their busts up middle and overall pressure would likely have won anyway but left feeling Kendall really influenced that 2nd half particularly the 40-60 min.Then it was holding back the tide. I like Cas as a team and Millington as a player but that was a dive.

Yeah I agree. I lost count of the number of clean breaks Cas made right through the middle of the pitch.

Castleford's second try was a clear obstruction, the rest were very well taken.

The turning point was Minchella bombing a try scoring opportunity to level things up.

Too many youngsters on the field at the same time was always bound to be an issue last night against a side nearly at full strength.

Not panicing yet though. Get Mulhern, Lawler and Hauraki back on the field with at least Quinlan and Ellis and we'll get some shape back.

You seriously think the turning point was Rovers bombing a try. The turning point was when Cas stopped bombing about 6 of theirs.

Actually, yes I do. Had Rovers scored that, our confidenxecwoukd have increased, instead, what confidence we had left was knocked and theirs increased.

Cas were already cutting you up the middle with regularity. It was only Cas's poor execution that kept you in it.