Gansons on fire. Car'nt fault his display so far.

And that Attack by Mcgoldrick is only on report how? What are the Cas players been coached at the moment that was not alot better than Thuggy Chase

Cas by 6-10 wins me £45, reckon they'll only get 1 more try out of a very spirited Widnes defence.

Whooops! wheres the spirit gone?

Doh!

Put a tenner on more than 48.5 points.

we were dross, in it for the first half - don't know how, although some superb line defence. but the second was utter garbage, no real direction or creativity today(season?) and got that bad that i turned off with 10 to go.



but not much cheer if your a cas fan, you may he beat us but if you keep playing like that - every chance you'll get a few more of those results against you.

Don't expect a Wakey fan to make an impartial comment.

Bitterness really is sour over there other side of the common isn't it. Becoming quite tedious now.

Ah, I see what you tried to do there. You cleverly thought up a derogatory alternative with which to replace Chase's first name, except that with as much time as you wanted the best you could manage was to match the ending with a similar vowel sound. Bet the incumbent Poet Laureate is quaking in her boots.

Obsessed!

Widnes are the worst SL side since Leigh in 2005.

Stevo really seemed to hate us today. Hemmings was bumming us a bit. The world has gone mad.

to be fair mate, i didn't expect much with us missing chase, then for Orr to leave the field too, with us then missing both halves, for us to rack up 7 tries is worthy of being content baring in mind we're a "1 man team".


Not great but a wins a win really.

That's what I thought too. Although Phil Clarke was a bit sickening too. I know him and Betts were team mates but my god! Did they share jockstraps? He was havina a solo Widnes love in. Shocked at Stevo favouring Cas though. First time for everything.

At the game our performance was pretty dismal, but obviously not as bad as Widnes. After reviewing it on SKY at home, our performance looked marginally better from a defensive point of view, but often clueless in attack.

One thing that was really disappointing was the number of visiting fans from Widnes. Some may blame it on the Bank Holiday and because it was also on TV but I've been to many games where both of these circumstances apply yet there has been 10x the number of visiting fans. It very much reminded me of the NL1 & NL2 grand final in 2007, when they were the least supported team of the 4 who played on that day (Cas v Widnes & Fev v Oldham).

Ben Cross thought he was playing 'knees up mother Brown'. Firstly he knelt of Youngquests arm and was duly penalised, and then the knee into Danny Orr's back which was frankly sickening.

In the end a win is a win, but I fear it came at a cost!