i dont know where you think the collar bone is, but it wasn't the bit he was holding. he looked injured from the first tackle. the lowest point for me was when dorn caught the ball 10 meters out and stood still, whilst a committee meeting took place as what to do next, closely followed by bryants bitch slap of tackle at the death. rubbish. we have so little penetration we need ron jeremy as forward coach.

It was either his collarbone or shoulder, I saw him come up strapped up at the start of the second half.

IIRC correctly it was Howell who caught Tomkins when he broke down field. A great effort with an injury!

I thought we did OK on Saturday against the league leaders. Maybe I'm becoming conditioned to a level of mediocrity? I felt we competed well in most departments for the first three quarters of the game, the one glaring difference being Wigan's superior speed fo both thought and movement close to the tryline. Quins just didn't look capable of unlocking their defence as we needed to. When we pulled them back to 12-20 midway through the second half there was till a theoretical chance we could win, but realistically I couldn't see us catching them without shipping more tries ourselves. In the final quarter we seemed to run out of steam as a good Wigan side ran away with it. I thought Sam Tompkins was very impressive and I hardly noticed Ganson, so I guess he did a good job too.

He didn't seem to be all that keen to support Randall when he made a couple of breaks. One pass and it would have been a try.