Well said Matty Wire75 this was what i was going to say!

I admire the quins fans for turning up to away games as i understand in the current financial conditions it must cost a fortune to keep making the journey up north every week to watch your team. Its not as bad for us just bobbing down the M62 to an away match. The quins fans were a credit like matty said they never stopped singing all match and were louder in my opinion then the wire fans.

Setting shirts on fire?? When the wire play away at quins there are probably a good 2k always go, i am normally one of them. Now dont start coming out with all this about setting shirts on fire due to the fact that 1 or 2 probably very drunken idiots who have been down on the p**s for the weekend tried to set there shirt on fire! there were 11k + wire fans there today, your telling me that we are all despised, whatever pal! I think you need to chill a bit!

I know it is a tough question, but what went wrong? And can it be fixed? Sure Wire were on top form, but 82 points? Centre still seems a problem and what has happened to Randall and Howell?

The guys above and on the 3+4 pages are not true rugby fans.
If you take enjoyment from a team getting 82 points on them then there is something wrong. Yes they were cained with penalties, had injuries and not much support away from home but irrespective of that you should still be supporting the game. Yes it's a big scoreline, yes we were on form on Sunday but to go gloating about it on the quins board isn't nesessery. With not many posts to your name suggestes to me that you haven't been watching the game for along time and that you may not be clued up on all things rugby.
I feel for you quins fans and the quins team when stuff like this happens. But you also have your highs, beaten Leeds and Saints away from home this year is fantastic. I seem to remember you beating saints at home a couple of seasons ago too.

What went wrong? We were simply dreadful. Looked beaten at 12-0.

I have to question Powell's judgement in bringing O'Callaghan back into the side in place of Calderwood - there's no way he should be water carrying. Clubb and Howell continue to look very poor.

As was mentioned on the minibus, now we find out how good Mr Powell really is - this result was either a blip, or the start of a more 'adjusted' run of form.

i wasnt there so maybe unfair to post, but seems some obvious lessons that i am sure our coach will learn fromdo not change a winning team unless you have to? O'Callagan was a mistake, calderwood had played wel at St Helens, should never have been dropped. Calderwood nack for Hull game, he will want to prove something

[*] I am a huge Howell fan, but he is out of sorts, maybe better to have left him out (confess i would have brought him back)

but in end, if i read and heard right they palyed at their peak, we were 20% down and rthey had one of those days...........................

We need to climb back on the bike and start pedalling..............

Don't see how Jamie O'C is copping flack - he was dreadfully exposed by those inside him, Pryce in pasrticular for the early tries.