Fitness, or too many playing with injuries. Matthew Ryan was hobbling all gain, credit to him for carrying on.

we were hammered by a very well drilled Cas team who used the game as a training run, Cas hardly broke sweat, they scored at will when they needed to. Wakefield were gutless, no effort except for Moore Macshane and Anakin. Our body language from minute one was pathetic.

I dont think the score did reflect the game....we reacted 2nd half and got right into the game....Cas deserving winners without question...but we showed enough to suggest there is wins in us IMO....

One player really, really did disappoint me though....thought he was much better than that...without naming a name....failing to put a standing full back on his backside when you're running at him to tackle him shows everything about your own personal performance....

Throw Ali and TT inti that when fit though and I dont think wins are far away....

We'll gladly take him back!



I assume he's struggled for form so far given that comment? How is Jarrod getting on?

Yep scruton performing like he doesn't want to be here. His Mrs works at the club and could run it in harder than he did today

Effort seems to be his problem. Let's face it he never wanted to leave bradford and the way he's playing imo shows that he doesn't want to be at wakey

Certainly doesn't sound like Scruton, he was always one of our more aggressive Props. Carrying an injury perhaps?

Anybody taking positives out of that is too easily pleased. The fact that we were not quite as bad as the last 3 weeks means nothing, we were still poor and its not good enough. Time for a change.

Zero aggression today. Scott anderson had a massive strapping on his knee and did summat to his ribs the other week and still ran it in hard when he was on the field

Nick Scruton was useless today not fire in him at all. Hearts not at Wakefield? I dont want to sound like a douche but I'd keep him just so Bradford don't get him back.

Major positive for me is the crowd finally seem to be turning on Agar. I said a few weeks back the Cas home defeat may prove to be the tipping point, so it has proved. Cas were nothing special but were well drilled, had a game plan and executed it efficiently. Trinity had nothing. Defence was the major disappointment. It's been awful for 3 seasons now and shows no sign of improving. A good coach improves the players under his charge, to a man they seem to be getting worse as the season progresses.

Positive for me is that away games cost me roughly £50 a time. If things stay as they are I will be saving myself
quite a bit of money for the rest of this season.