Ignoring the coach/gameplan and playing on instinct not team orders?

Can't fault that last 15 minutes and it's what makes it SO FRUSTRATING to see how limited we have been this season. We had extra phases, support play, running angles at speed and desire to work hard with the ball and not just without.

Can we play with 12 every week? Moved away from the 'structure' and played some real rugby league. Great effort from the team.

Not a dorahy moment, just a team chasing the game. It shows the how effective the offload is though.

Now that was entertainment, well done everybody.
Up for work in 6hrs and I know I won't get to sleep, brilliant game.

The game for me was the biggest meat sandwich i have ever had. The best first 20 i have seen all season followed by the worst 40 and then the best 20 in the last 4 years.

Well played and congratulations. A bit gutted but taking a step back, a great game of RL.

I really can't call what will happen next week. That will be one hell of a game. To be honest i hope you win because i would still rather have us playing Hull at home (if we beat Catalans) than Warrington and send the in form Saints to your gaff.

This.

Hull looked out on their feet last 20 mins last week.

If only we had taken one of the many easy penalties against Widnes.

Great game tonight though. Bit of self belief.

they could say he same in a way, two of their tries were scored when they were down to 12

But if we would have lost tonight Matty we could have been saying it the other way. I was shouting at the tv when we kept electing for 2 points when Wire were on the ropes..... still.. it is what it is and we are in with an un-thinkable shot of finishing 2nd. Why do we always start playing in the last 2 months?

If us and Hull win next week that decision to not take the 2 and draw against Widnes will cost the club £100k and a new hubcap for Gelling's Citroen Picasso.

The unfortunate thing is that we will play the losers of next week's game who will be out for revenge and smarting...

But will also be travelling to a side who have had their best results of the season on the bounce against the odd's and will be fired up themselves. Be a very exciting prospect whoever it is... but first.. Catalans

They looked out on their feet for 80 mins on thursday

Comes on fellas, let's not speak of Shaun Wane and John Dorahy in the same breath.

The former has won us several trophies with a team many members of which wouldn't have got anywhere near the first 13 that John Dorahy 'coached'. In contrast, Dorahy had what was near enough the best club side in the world and still managed to lose lots of high profile games, including a Cup Final they should have walked.