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Well I enjoyed the match yesterday and that is in stark contrast to a lot of Wire matches I have seen over the past year or two. I thought there were quite a few positives. The number of errors is reducing, albeit it slowly. I didn't see players running laterally when we got to within 10m of their line (and giving a nothing drop off pass). Austin gave a performance reminiscent of his first year with us and together with Widdop, provided a lot of cutting edge. Hill has stopped giving away daft penalties and moaning to the ref. As previously mentioned, Currie continues to get better although I wouldn't say he is back to his earlier vintage yet. We didn't pick up any injuries, and we nilled the opposition. All in all that was an encouraging result and should keep morale high in the camp. Not a bad day at the office surely ?

Agreed WO.
I'm not getting carried away as it was clear to me from early on that we'd win against a depleted Wakey team.
We need to back it up against the better teams.

Really feel sorry for Wakey - down on numbers and injuries to key players like Tupou.

This season is weird - for obvious reasons. Whilst I do enjoy the matches I can't wait to see GI next year.

Even the Daily Mail has distanced itself from the "All Lives Matter" movement now.

It didn't fit with their stance on migrants in dinghies and ending coronavirus restrictions.

One player who is going under the radar a bit is Toby King. I thought he was excellent once again on Sunday and seems to be getting better every week.

I’m delighted for him as I have seen first hand how hard he works and that is shining through now in his performances.

Yes, I have watched him from the U19's and chatted to him a couple of times and I really like his attitude. I think he has definitely got better over the past couple of years. I can remember him holding on to the ball last year and trying to score when a pass to his wingman would have been a certain try. Those days are long gone and he knows when to pass now. Then there was his fragility in defence. He was stuck in the back row for a while and that has really taught him how to mark and tackle. Obviously he is not a superstar like Inglis, but for me he would be an easy choice for the 1st 13 and if he continues to progress perhaps an England player as well.