How could there be nothing on but a one pointer ? Was there no possible kick available to try to force a drop out ?

We were defending, Sammut was fifteen metres or so out, slightly to the left of the sticks when he took the drop kick.
Everyone expected him to dink the ball in for someone to run on to. No he put it right between the sticks for a single point.
Not a single person expected it. Okay they got the ball back but they really had to start again and their attack was not too piercing.
So it really was an own goal.

So the only bloke on the world team that had really tested us and only one that had crossed our line has the ball last tackle and faced with options, without knowing what last tackle kick options had worked before then yep am summising but if it had little success previously why not come away with one point get the ball back and attack the line again.

Like I said dies it really matter, we got the win that's all we should really care about.

Whatever you think, his own fans were not impressed by his actions.

Always was a loose cannon at Bradford so nothing's changed I guess. Anyway, he's entertaining to watch.

Now that is something that cannot be denied

Anyone thought "He was trying to dink it and he simply miss kicked"...?

No not at all. It was an intentional drop goal, as soon as he got the ball he shaped up to slot it over and did.

Highlights here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5MepczGgZQ .... with the field goal from 4:25

Highlights here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5MepczGgZQ .... with the field goal from 4:25

See the highlights and make up your own mind on the drop goal.

Not my mind, but stunned silence from the Workington fans tells its own story.

Clearly a brain fart.

Almost his own wordshttps://www.newsandstar.co.uk/sport/Sammut-Drop-goal-error-due-to-lapse-in-concentration-5835b73f-8273-44cd-a072-ae8de1340977-dsrl

Mickey, are you still claiming this as tactical genius