Lots of fans around me and me included were screaming drop goal but I'm happy with the point we gained because it wasn't guaranted Sykes would have scored it.

Brain dead play not to go for the one point. The effort was great but the game was there for the taking and that is a point lost due to poor game management.

It was 0-0 at that point. From that play we offered no threat and then gave a penalty away on Hulls next set. They scored there try from that. Mathers scored after all that.

Sykes had to pass the ball because he did not receive it early enough, the defender was on him too quickly, not sure if he was offside to get there that quick
too busy watching for the dg.

We had 17 tackles on their line during that phase, 9 were within drop goal range and position but we didn't make a single attempt.

Failing the drop goal, we should then have kicked to touch, or just put the ball to their winger then penned them in a corner, kicking it touch in goal gifted them 30 metres of field position against a back peddling defensive line.

If you say so fair enough, I was just saying it as I saw it.

Not looking for an argument mate, just saying we were a bit naive in closing the game out, hope we learn from it.

Agar must not have given his walkie talkie back and hacked into the game plan!

Did we look like we were going for a drop goal in the last minute at Widnes. Widnes held back and Sykes saw the gap and scored a try.

From where I was a drop goal looked a certain but Sykes might have seen it different

It's all conjecture, if for example he had gone for one point when the scores were level we could have lost. They didn't and we scored to extend the lead to 6 points.

I think the op was talking about the dg after we went 6 points' up.