From what I've seen on Twitter this morning the lads know they weren't great last night, and know they have to improve for Friday. I think the fact that they're acknowledging that it wasn't the best will be a positive and, hopefully, give them a bit of momentum and impetus in training this week and the game next Friday.

I'd guess some players are expected to perform at a higher level time and time again. One of the young lads has a poor game, or makes a mistake, and you put it down to experience. One of the few 'stars' goes missing and they will have more questions asked of them.

Point taken, but you cannot play football without it, and if players insist on keep making mistakes by giving the ball away even Paul Daniels would not be able to conjure up anything, I'm not blaming the young and inexperienced players, but by the same laws you should not be putting the blame on somebody who lets face it according to some on here should never have been allowed back to the club irrespective of how he plays.

I singled him out as t-r-i-n-i-t-y said he is a senior player who in a team full of youngster's should be stepping up to the plate. Tommy Lee was awful last night too but he got involved, Rinaldi too wasn't great and made a number of errors but again when on the pitch he tried his damnedest. Jeffries disappeared.

Nah, we were never going to win that game end of, Saints were really good. The worst game was against Salford, we could and should have won that. That was a real two lost points.