Horo may not have had the best of games, but not the terrible one some people suggest.He took a lot of 'stick',ran the ball in well , more than once made three tackles in succession and made a
tremendous 'hit' on Bird.

Taking points in order - I did say the kicks were difficult .

Everyone on here says he gave 3 penalties 3 x 6 is 18,

Re mates yes I do have some ...,,

TBH not sure what point you are trying to make

I'm not sure what the issue is here.

Go to in my opinion had a bad game by his own standards. He didn't lose us the game and if we had lost it wouldn't be all down to him anyway.
But he still fell short, so why can't we say so.

I take offence to the comments made about Grix is because they were personal and wildly incorrect but this isn't like that.

I wasn't aware I was trying to make a point, all I was guilty of was pointing out the obvious that it is more difficult to kick conversions from the touchline where wingers generally score their tries irrespective which side of the field there kicked from, you then came back with your child like sarcasm and then for whatever reason included Horo, I merely countered your opinion with one of my own, it would appear that it's you what's trying to make a meaningless point here matey.

Have a point here.
Haven't read much of this thread but think this is relevant.
2 work colleagues, a Leeds and a Cas fan, both said to me what a good entertaining game it was, end to end, both teams played well. And as neutrals they both enjoyed it.
So end of thread now please.

I thought John Well’s summary of our performance was accurate.

They have named TJ's as try of the week on page 5 though

League Express also saying that there were angry scenes as Tierney chased after Hewer at the end of the game "and home fans howled their wrath"...WTF ???

...remember that like it was yesterday

Bloody hell, I’m glad we didn’t lose

Karl Kirkpatric pure magic. Remember the photo of the twins with red faces chancing him with about 20 others.
Just one of the many memories from BV.

It's funny you should mention that because it's something I've noticed in just about every game I've watched on Sky this season. Generally, dropouts go around the 40-meter line, this season so far players seem to struggle to get past 30. The game on the TV the other day between wire and Wigan there was a couple of dropouts I remember that only just past the 20-meter mark.

Just watched the game back - Have to say the 2 points to make it 16-10 was crucial, all made by a break from Tom Johnstone of course which lead to the penalty.