That’s just minor adversity the sort of which every team & coach has to deal with every other game. It’s excuses, excuses, excuses

I agree with you to a certain point about him not resigning after 16 straight losses etc but as the matches start to diminish so do our opportunities to drag ourselves out of this mess. If he really has the club at heart, and isn’t just acting through selfish delusional denial, then he must accept that he hasn’t got the gravitas or experience to get us out of our dilemma.

Maybe we survive with him because of Castlefords rapid decline but that doesn’t negate the points made above.

Need Gale at 7 ASAP. The flashes of brilliance/ off the cuff stuff which Lino now and then glimmers would work better with a dominant half partner who orchestrates the show, give that responsibility to Lino and he just whimpers sadly. He isn’t that type of player. It’s not all his fault for Friday, but he didn’t help either.

Just watched highlights blame coach if you must first half trys caused by a threequarter line that can't tackle a load of soft lads there second half's huddersfield just ran with the ball and we ran with em but didn't tackle if the coach is in experienced then the platers are useless you can stay up with an inexperienced coach but not with useless players

The defence and tackling was a huge difference from last weeks effort vs Wigan where we were dominant and aggressive in line speed and tackling.

Even stranger if what has been posted that new owner took over this week but haven’t been announced (can’t remember if it was a comment on FB or here).

Anyway that performance wasn’t good enough.

The spine looked dysfunctional again and it was like watching the trinity of 5 games ago return with dropping ball, poor metre gains and not strong enough in the tackle.

For me Lino didn’t fit but it was hard to be too critical when the forwards didn’t punch enough.

If Gale is fit though for wire it has to be Gale/Dagger.

As it stands we don’t have time to dwell on a sub par performance and it’s all eyes on Warrington. If we can find the energy and focus we had vs Wigan then we who knows.

Dagger going off early certainly didn’t help with our half backs gelling , but seriously doubt if it would have made any difference at all playing behind a well beaten pack . Our forwards could do far worse than watch the old stager Chris Hill (35) how to run the ball in with intent and purpose . Really thought we had turned a corner ,but were easily second best in every facet of that game and at times looked amateur with ball in hand and embarrassing with the amount of unforced errors which crept into our game .

That is by far and away the most positive thing you've ever written, I mean, its half d but considering what's gone before...
Wait....who are you, and what have you done with alegend.