very poor bridge...he was the difference today along with Holdsworth...the kick was the turning point of the game....we were in total control until that moment....fair play to Hull took their chance and punished us.

Holdsworth the difference again

Too much dropped ball, too many penalties given away, no plan B, shocking kicking display from Briers..........all adds up.

Still, time to focus on Super League and at least we get a week off.

Exactly, thought lee had a shocker but lets all slag bridge off ,

ok

I hope Padders has Sky Plussed that, he'll be cracking one out over this for months.

I call it as I see it...Bridge was very poor today..end of.

His kick reminded me of a similar brain fart he had when playing Saints a few years back.

Anyway...onwards and upwards....the prize we all want is the Grand Final....so lets get behind the lads for a big push on Old Trafford again.

Shocker might be going too far - neither of the halves played well, but I don't think we had the forward dominance of the last round and it showed in the way we played. The Lee Briers who was out there today was the one I saw at Old Trafford last year, and it does make me think his mind might never be in the place to win a league title.

The problem is when one or two of our players are short of confidence, the whole team goes. You would expect the likes of Trent, Benny and Brett to have it in them to lift the team, but we can't.

The kick from bridge to gift the try turned the match.... We bottled it after that. No structure and hull found a new lease of life and deserved the win

I was only listening on the radio today but the game sounded very similar to when they beat us at our place earlier this year.

You will need to sign well for next term, as the dire were shown up as a tired and ageing team today.

The kick was high risk and I didn't think it was necessary at that satge of the game.
We simply weren't patient enough.
Bridge's subsequent knock-ons were imo him trying too hard.
But - overall a poor game.
In the past we'd have held onto the ball and built pressure.