Very very lucky. But a win is a win.

That's it a win is a win,but he'll fire.

Weather played a big part in how the game went.
Their two try's came off the back of basic errors from Wake.
It was like a carbon copy of the first half against the Bulls at home.
Difference was it stopped raining and we controlled the ball better.
The only decent try was Kirmond's, the others were very scrappy.
Drinkwater was the best player on the field tonight.
But a win is a win.

Total dire performance , would have lost to any other team... Simple basics was needed and we couldn't do that 9 times out of 10!!! Pitiful watching...

(lost for words! Can they get any worse?)

If it wasn't persisting it down, I think we would have won comfortably.
Not conditions for finding wide runners with long cutout passes.

Your the only one on here that is then.

Yet again our team are shown to be sadly lacking in enthusiasm and aggression.

We're lucky London decided to tap when 12 10 and penalty in front of posts otherwise it could have been a different story

Garbage performance, the only good thing was somehow we managed to get two points. We played dumb, was outplayed for large chunks of the game and badly disjointed with the ball. And lets give up with blaming the conditions, it was the same for both sides, london just adapted quicker. You have to react to the situation around you and we seemed incapabable of doing that. The decision to drop Sammut was a strange one, for a team that lacks a spark to leave him out it was baffling. Tautai ran hard and was bar far our best forward, some of the others should take a look at how he takes the ball in and learn from it. We somehow won but against anybody else on the league it would have been a comfortable loss. Much improvement needed otgerwise Wigan willnrin up a cricket score.

Granted the performance may have been substandard, but ask yourself this. Would you rather see an ugly win or a pretty loss? Two points on the league table is what counts.

We need to play with more knowhow and urgency otherwise it will be the last two points we do pick up.

Couldn't believe they didn't take the two. I know they wanted the win but taking the two to make it 12-12 would have meant the drop goal was back on plus they'd have got the ball back. There was plenty of time left.

To quote an old cliche, it was a game of two halves.

First half we looked like we'd been training in good weather fully expecting it to be good tonight. Unfortunately the heavens opened and at no point in the first half did any Wakefield player realise this. Our knock ons must have easily been in double figures. London adjusted straight away and took full advantage of the fact that we were playing with a bar of soap. It was only due to London's poor decision making that we didn't go in 20+ down, they had enough ball to have killed it off by half time. Some of our players looked completely disinterested.

Webster must have woken them up to reality at half time as we came out and played the conditions much better, although we still made some shocking errors. London through no lack of effort never looked like scoring. I don't think they would have scored in the second half had they have still been playing now. I heard someone say a draw would have been a fair result. Personally I think London were more clueless in the second half than we were in the first and it was only a matter of time until we got ahead.

TT put in some graft tonight and Kirmond looked like a new man with Tim Smith buzzing around. Great pass from Tim to Owen but I think Owen was so shocked at actually getting a pass that he was celebrating the fact before he tried to take the ball in! Mathers didn't let anyone down. Matt Ryan put in some good tackles although I thought Walshaw just shaded him for MoM. Bringing a fresh McShane back on so late into the game helped us get forward.

London put everything into that game, one of their lads came to the fence to meet his family and he looked to be crying. They were out on their feet at the end. To come away with the 2 points in those conditions was a job well done, despite how bad we were.