Which station is broadcasting the game?

Quote: TaRL PaRL " I think the 10 of us are in for good night.'" Make that 11, I'm coming. Game will be on BBC London 94.9FM also available on the net via www.bbc.co.uk/london

Quote: TaRL PaRL " I think the 10 of us are in for good night.'" Make that 11, I'm coming. Game will be on BBC London 94.9FM also available on the net via www.bbc.co.uk/london

2549 attendance

Ref had a shocker

cats lying on in every tackle and the Ref only penalised them twice

Is there the slightest glimmer of a chance that we may beat Celtic on Monday??

When does the easter Bunnie arrive???

Just back from the game, an 80 mile round trip in the rush hour. I wish I hadn’t bothered!
It looked like we had been training with a bar of soap, we didn’t have a game plan and our support play was nonexistent. We have no creativity and if this is a team that has designs on winning Super League as McDermott claims then can I borrow his rose tinted spectacles?

Quins were lethargic
Cats were sharp off the play of the ball
the ref was pathetic possibly even biased IMO

Quins passing was errant and why were the wingers doing all the drives.
Do props and second rows not want to damage their model looks?

Purdam was throwing the ball without looking just hoping someone would catch it

shocking (except last 10 minutes when they woke up)

Gonna look to change my ticket. The bloke behind me I'ds absolutly clueless and managed to let everyone withi. Three rows know this.

Disgraceful performance. There were never ever over 2500 there. 2450 home fans? Of course there was. Double the number that attended the Challenge Cup match? What are the club doing?

i'd believe it, i pay on the gate and in the cheap seats i usually get to chose from quite a good selection, most were sold out in AH +AJ infact i only had from 6 seats to chose from.
Cheers PC Plum for the good seat

If I had to think up the most infuriating sequence of events that could be crammed into 80 minutes to really p*** me off it wouldn't be far different to last night. If the game had lasted another five minutes I'm sure we'd have won, but it was too little too late.

From the moment Will Sharp gifted them a comedy first try, somehow throwing the ball straight to an opponent as he was running it back upfield (I think it just slipped right out of his hand as he attempted to swerve a tackle) we looked clueless and it was a relief to reach half time only ten points adrift.

We looked fired up at the start of the second half but couldn't make the early breakthough and they scored the next try to make the game look safe for them. By the time it was 12-28 with around ten minutes left we suddenly woke up and cut out the mistakes. Louie scored a superb try, barging through several tackles, Melling got another after Dorn had been crudely fouled on a counter attack without the referee giving a penalty, then we could even have won it on the last play of the game when Melling(?) broke clear after the hooter but was closed out on the left wing.

I wasn't at all happy with the referee; his entire performance was erratic and inconsistent and their second and third tries came off the back of debatable penalties abetted by flimsy defending; their lying on and offside infringements were largely ignored as was the crude foul on Dorn in the build up to the final try, and some very strange decisions went against us. However, our handling was shocking; the number of unforced errors especially in attacking situations drove me to dispair. Catalans did outplay us for periods, forcing a huge number of goalline dropouts, but when we finally got our act together we made them look extremely ordinary and, all else being equal, would have actually beaten them without needing to play any better but for that bizarre first try that gifted them a head start.

A striking feature of last night was how many errors we made against how few they made. As well as Sharp's error for the first try, two more were gifted from dropped kicks (one indirectly from the scrum for the knock-on) and Tony missed a tackle for another. Though it's frustrating that stopping just one of these seemingly would have meant us winning in the end, in truth we were a distant second best for 90% of the game. Credit to the Cats for the pressure at the play-the-ball and for Bosc's relentless kicking, what a talented lad he is. Lord knows how many drop-outs he forced in the second-half.

That's the game in a nutshell. Despite the closeness of the final score that was the biggest single difference between the sides. They didn't give us anything cheaply. It's amazing we got as close as we did in the end.