Or maybe perhaps our last win full stop this year!!

If you're implying London is a sh*thole, wow.

And on the game, positives, Purdham is back, and played very well when he was on the pitch, was one of our attacking threats.
My MOM for us was Clubb, made metres constantly, even with his hurt lip, he could shout at the rest of the team. Our forwards weren't bad, they made metres every now and then.
Our attacking and support play is non existant when Dorn is supposably injured, which apparently he got injured in the first half, he was non-existant in the second, he touched the ball more in the last 3 minutes then the whole 80.

Personally, I wasn't very happy when at 15 minutes to go it was 0-16, then the team decided to stop trying at about the 7 minute mark. The score flattered Hull KR grately, they were able to finish, credit to them, but our defense was woeful at times, arms flying all over the place.
Was disappointed not to see Rob Thomas on the bench, thought he made quite a good impact last week, and he's big.
But all in all, wasn't happy with the game yesterday, to put 40 on Wakefield, and then to be nilled by a team that hadn't won away from home yet. Guess that shows how poor Wakey's defense really was.

Unnaceptable to be nilled at home by a team only 1 point better off and without an away win all season. Little clue going forward, a series of 3 or 4 consecutive penalties in then 2nd half and nothing gained from them. Breaks were made, Clubb and either Bailey or Ellis but when getting close to the line and looking to offload, no support!! Kicking game seemed to be back to its normal poor self again. Big disappointment after last week!

I wouldn't say our kicking game was that bad, it was on par with KR's bar one 40-20 attempt which ended up getting them a goal line drop out.

Take your blinkers off, it is a filthy pit.

How don't St Helens get it right, marketing wise? They don't need to market the sole brand in the town. Everyone of all ages knows about the club and follows them in one way or another, the Saints have it spot on.

Hmm, so the whole of London is a filthy pit? I suggest you go out more.

You come from East Hull, you can't talk.

Im not sure what game you watched. Dobson's kicking was excellent all game. Ours was atrocious all game. Our halves were completely pants. Gale didnt put one decent attacking kick in, despite KRs line defence being solid. And how many times did we kick it straight up in the air at the end of a set. Embarrasing. Dobson owned our halves. They wanted it more, simple as that. More focussed, ran harder, kicked better, supported more. And that p*sses me off, especially at home in front of your own fans against a poor team. I don't include Clubb in that.

rlMightrl explain some things.

I thought for the first half hour or so when it was 0-0 it was a tight game, but we were slightly edging it.

Funny how you only get one perspective actually watching the game and then sticking around in the bar afterwards. On Saturday I had to leave fairly promptly and as a result listened to Radio Londons post game. On leaving the ground I thought it was a disgraceful capitulation but then you hear about the injuries as per PTBs post of above and some degree of perspective comes in. I had no idea Wilkes and Clubb had to go off or that Dorn and Curtis had jabs although I did see Curtis holding his ribs. It's alright watching on Sky when "it's down to Bill for injury news" but a bit more difficult watching live.

yes, the injuries do put it into perspective, but why didn't HKR have injuries, once again we are out muscled and out sized. I hope the guys are OK, it is what I like about RL the players put their bodies on the line. The commitment is incredible.

Wouldn't have happened if we were called London Broncos.

Sorry, I'll stop now