Yep, impressive. Think it was Crosby who also stood out.

Crosby didn't play. You might be thinking of Tuson, he had another great game.

Think I got it wrong, you can understand how it all got a bit confusing lol think it was Burke and Spencer who I meant.

Just seen some footage from your game, doesn't Tuson look like he's running with a fridge on his back for his try.

Spencer made 135m from 15 carries (around that figure anyway) yesterday which is a great effort from our 9th choice prop.

Crazy the depth in that front row.

Some of those tries on the highlights were embarrassing for Hull KR, their fans deserve better than to see their team give up.

This is why the team that wins the league should get more credit for their consistent performances throughout the season and that goes for any team, not just Wigan.

Credit must go to Wigans no excuses attitude going into the season and in particular the Bank Holiday weekend because I am sick to death of listening to excuses from a number of other coaches.

When Hull K.R. brought in Sandercock they must of hoped he was going to be another Micheal Maguire, well we found out with his comments before the game that he was far from it.

Awesome weekend for the club.

NOT AS DISSAPOINTED AS THOSE FROM THE DARKSIDE OF HULL

You know I think this is where a lot of the problem lies. Both Hull clubs seem to spend most of their time competing with the other Hull club above anything else. There seems to be an ethos of "As long as we beat FC / Rovers then that's all that matters", or "as long as we finish above them in the league" (even if it's Seventh over Eighth) then it's been a decent season.

I do think that if Hull KR had played ANY other club than Hull FC on Good Friday then we would have gotten nowhere near 84 points scored. Both clubs treat the derby as a final and then at least one club usually loses poorly on the Monday. Similar to pre-SL where you would generally see the Challenge Cup Final winners lose badly in the semi finals of the Premiership a week later.

And nothing at all like the Wigan/Saints 'ethos'........

when you lost 75-0 to saints how did that result happen and im not been clever just wondering what was going on at your club at that time for that to happen

from my memory it came off the back of another HUGE loss at Leeds (72-0??), with a lot of young players out of their depth. i imagine a lot of that team didnt have much of a career.
they tried hard, but saints have always been the most dangerous team on a roll, and boy were they rolling that day.
funnily it didnt feel as bad as the cup final losses from the terraces (lovely day as well from what i remember)