One-sided games are usually a bore, even when it's your team on top, but this one was a good watch all through, especially the comedy ending. The tries were well constructed, good skills (from both teams) on show, a peach of a flowing try through Sarginson and Dixon. Gower constantly probing and the rest of the team reading what he was doing for a change. Mr Schofield showed a few nice touches and never stopped talking - I wonder where he gets that from?

Was Sam B. really the player's player? He didn't do anything wrong but he wasn't on long enough to show anything special. The forwards steam-rollered over the opponents with some shattering hits and Gower again looked like our best goal-kicker.

Only down side was the weather. Should never have packed away the thermals.

Enjoyed the day out & a stonking win.Shame about the crowd but not surprising given everyone else's.Widnes/St Helens fans didn't show,deaths door Bulls fans rally to support them?Nope.Less than 1k Cas fans could drag themselves 4 miles to Fev. Thought there'd be 800 there today,turns out I was optimistic!
My daughter absolutely loved her first game.Mad for it in fact.Chuffed with that!
Am keeping my fingers crossed for Oldham away in nxt round,it's the only possible fixture I can make.

The crowds at Widnes, Leeds, Bradford, HKA etc were all down, but not by 75%, which is what 652 represents against the seasons average to date.
The RFL need to look at a ways of attracting more fans back to the CC.....but the clubs themselves need to take responsibility as well.

Anybody know if Dewsbury's Ben Jones is the same guy who played on loan to us a couple of years ago? Supposedly a prop according to the programme, but far too small for that. Once their hooker went off with his knee b*ggered, Jones started playing at no. 9 and calling their plays. Damn good job he made of it too. If we could have him back as a hooker, I'd be well pleased.

Completely agree! but even with SL teams, the attendance on national TV at Widnes was a disgrace and at times it looked as if the game was "Tick Rugby" and so many think this The Greatest Game in The World? as a sport we shoot ourselves so many times in the foot! Saturday evening was a great example and such a superb game in the afternoon on Sky (which I watched yesterday) be interesting what the audience figure was with so much sport on TV?

PC Plum dared to bring up the Widnes crowd on the VT but was unfairly shot down.

And the gate was only about 80 more than the Crusaders got in the last round against Toulouse, a match that had to be re-arranged for Saturday evening as Toulouse had travel problems.

The Dewsbury fans I chatted with reckon they only recognised three of the players on the pitch. They were not happy bunnies having come all that way to watch their second team.

Complete waste of time. We should have been allowed to go to a small soccer stadium which could hold max 3,000 crowd and saved some money.

Did Dewsbury have someone playing for them called Elliott Cosgrove? Was there a programme?