I would have preferred that they were more clinical and the score was 50+ as it should have been, Ben Cockayne being one example of being greedy and going for a try that he couldn't score when the easy option was to pass the ball to Mathers for a walk in. As you say there probably won't be another game this season where we have so much possession and the chance to run a score up, but there are likely to be one or two where we are on the wrong end of a big score, we need to take the opportunities when they arise to keep the points difference on the + side
People need to get rid of the small team mentality and start expecting more from the team.
Apparently the players haven't set themselves a target this year for where they want to finish, I don't know but I would guess the reason for that is that setting low targets builds a small team mentality in their minds and allows them to accept failure, and I suspect that this squad of players think that they're a lot better than most of our fans think they are.

Youre talking ludicrous. 28 point winning margin, nilled the opposition away from home.

What more do you want? Yes we weren't clinical, but created chance after chance - think you're being unreasonable tbh.

Fantastic result for the boys and im gutted that work had to take priority today.
From our own supporters this week, i cant remember a score prediction to compare to the result and no matter how good or bad London turn out this season, we have to be chuffed with 28 -0.
Ok, we bombed some chances in the first half, but in years gone by, heads would have dropped and we may not even have managed a victory but today, we just kept hammering their line.
Congrats to the team and a big well done to the faithful who made the journey south, respect to all.

smashing win, nilling any team at their ground is excellent!

when was the last time we did that?

ps less than 2k crowd has to be concerning for London.

Especially as around 500 were from Wakefield