Agree with most of what has been said already. It seemed like we were our own worst enemies with the short drop outs etc. Having just watched the highlights on Sky I would say we were a bit lucky too as Tom Johnstone's wonder try was from a pass that looked at least a yard forward.

It was forward but Miller moved forward with it so hard for ref to judge.
I don't really understand why they didn't pull their second last try as one of their players took Miller out as they passed it wide. But sometimes it happens.

When we were six points ahead why didn’t we go for a drop goal.

Great that the we are moving forward after passing the ball .Leeds of a few year ago were scoring 3 or 4 trys every game with this ploy. Infact all the big teams did\do it .We are learning is that down to the type of rugby we are playing or Coaching

We didn't even try to set up a position for it.

Mind you ,it did mean turning the ball over 10 metres from their line, which isn't the worst tactic.

For me, we seemed to come out after ht thinking that the job was done. All of the urgency and enthusiasm seemed to have disappeared.
Obviously, Johnstone not coming out for the second 40 made a huge difference.

I agree, when you think how insipid it was the last couple of years, it's been like a breath of fresh air watching us now. It was a crazy game no doubt about it, those games against Salford a few years ago seemed to be like that too. There seemed to be a few players struggling the last 10, I hope they were cramp style injuries, Lynne & especially Kay seemed to be shot, obviously hopefully Tom was taken off as a precaution. That first half was out of this world, he is a bit of a rugby freak, in the nicest sense of the word, if there is one!