I respectfully disagree.
1) No disrespect to Cas but we should be beating them, especially with their star player only on the bench.
2) We had such a lead we should have never have done anything but with that game, regardless if Sam or Carmont featured or not.

I totally see your point, but considering we lost last week, and have a very tough derby this week coming, this was a costly draw. Potentially 1 from 3 isn't good enough.

Well said. This attitude of accepting second best is what's stopping us from topping the table. This is not the first game this season when we have let the opposition back in costing us vital points. Sorry ,not good enough.

Bang on.

It certainly could be better, but relative to this weekend's other games it is a good result. Looking on the bright side is good for morale! There are far too many doom and gloomists on this forum who appear to slide into depresssion at the slightest blip. I'd argue that accepting the reality that we will not win every single game is not what is stopping us from topping the table - I've said it before and I'll say it again: if all teams had played an equal number of games we would very likely have been sat at the top of the table since Round 6. So circumstances have kept us from it, not complacency. We aren't going to go unbeaten, that simply isn't realistic, but last season should be proof that we can have bad form, shocking upsets, and still come good by October.

yeah just worrying that overall performances have been lacking some what of late