Well Done to an understrength Quins side.

You're probably right. It was so unexpected I wasn't paying full attention until Dorn surged forward with the ball in flight. It was a bit like Haggerty's fifty metre interception try at Warrington last year in that I couldn't quite comprehend how it happened!

Quins well done

watching on sky



Chad Randell was awesome and the defence was great, the guys really worked hard. a thoroughly professional performance.

Good second half performance i what was a tough, attritional game. We look a lot more disciplined this season in that we give away much fewer penalties, and we seem (at least to me) very fit. Standouts for me were Gale, Randall and Howell. The conditions meant it wasn't going to be an expansive, exciting game but this is the kind of match where we turn up as greater than the sum of our parts - unlike Hull who I think were below par. A large part of that was keeping Berrigan quiet.

A special mention to the very passionate Hull fans I was sat amongst - very noisy and enthusiastic. Its a shame therefore that all the noise they were making was about a referee from Dewsbury being a 'Biased cheat'. I can count about two occasions where Silverwood got things wrong. I mean I know we have a go at refs on this forum from time to time but what is it with some people?

When you are losing you look to blame anything rather than giving credit to the opposition

Understrength Quins beat an understand FC and thoroughly deserved it, not that anyone remembers weve got injuries too!!

what did Hull understand

Good, gritty performance last night. Danny Orr was really weaving magic, Chad Randall has stepped up big time since the misplaced pass against Wigan - he was fantastic, and a superb 40/20. Jon Wells had another solid game and great to see Haggy back! Purdo's kick from the scrum - superb stuff - if not for the bounce it would've been genius.

After the reaction that Richard Silverwood got from Quins supporters last night, I'm surprised that no-one's mentioned his performance on here. He did appear to be somewhat Ganson-esque. But last word must go to Quins - great response to the Huddersfield reversal.

Superb performance, I don't really remember even being that worried about Hull scoring. Dominated in the midfield and never allowed them to get close really. Thought our tactics of kicking it dead every time was spot on.

The number of Luke Dorn apologists in my block is hilarious



"But we need a try scorer" after Dorn makes another error

A few of Silverwood's decisions did appear to be little more than random guesses because he didn't really have a clue, which is always problematic for fans, but that's as much the fault of the touch judges for not paying attention or simply bottling it.

A telling moment for me in the first half was the touch judge spotting a blatant forward pass from Hull (he was stood right in front of where I sit), he started to lift his flag and then changed his mind, and all I could think was what a spineless cretin he was, he'd clearly seen it, but he'd bottled flagging it.

You've got to admit, he was very quick, he was just to quick, if he was running abit slower, he might of got it at the right time for that awkward bounce.