Yes that was a puzzle to me too. At that point I felt that there was a good chance of 6 points with some composed pressure. With 10 mins remaining a 2 point margin didn't seem enough.

Baron Greenback I couldn't make game and was watching on TV but was fairly sure it was Mason and not Koppy who fell asleep at marker may be wrong though as was watching in pub with no sound.

OK mate I'll take your word for it

Some unlucky ball bounces which could have given us repeat sets, juggle from wardle- saints juggled twice and managed to hang on. Some kicks that were just a fraction too long. Wardles head knock...


I also thought it was kopczak that allowed roby to run.

Good way to watch the game with no sound, I was watching at home, turned the sound off after 20 minutes, no drivel or clinches from the " experts". far more enjoyable, going to contact sky and ask for a reduced fee for a pictures only service.

Juggle from Wardle was a risky pass from Danny, it comes off then great, it doesn't then that is the risk 50/50 chance, the head knock for Joe was unfortunate I agree,kicks that are too long again they can go either way, but no bad luck early doors, just poor execution from us

Agree now Kopczak and not Madon at fault for Robys break. Also for last two Saints tries can anyone explain why we had Grix and Wood next to each other in defencive line. An accident waiting to happen.

It's easy to say now that the 2 points was the wrong decision because you missed and turned the ball over. But at the time I thought the two was the correct call. It was just poorly executed. Was definitely worth the risk in my opinion.

For a team that supposedly had the best defensive record in the league, I don't think we've necessarily shown it over the past couple of weeks.

Cudjoe is totally off his game. He missed two straight forward tackles in the build up to Quinlan's second try (amongst a number of others) and his wild shoot out from the line could have cost us another try.

And I don't buy the 'if he'd got the interception, you'd be praising him' argument. Sport at this level is a about fine margins and if you don't nail it, it will cost you.

Good game. Good performance. Great attitude. Hard to be too down hearted.
Turning point for me was Brough going for goal. We had scored twice and could of pinned them. Run down the time. Go for a drop goal if we didn't get a try. We scored most of the time we was up there. Poor decision at a crucial time. Something our team need to work hard on.

He missed two tackles all game. (Same coincidentally as Jerry who only actually made 1) he also bust 4 tackles and was our highest metre maker.........
but hey.... Don't let that get in the way of a good scapegoat.

At the time it was the right thing to do. And we don't know whether brough made that decision or the message came from the coaching staff. If he'd have nailed that kick then game over for saints. No certainty we'd have got in a position for a drop goal or it would have gone over.