But you’ve got Tommy Lee lol.
Good luck with that.

Looking at the pic I’ve seen, looks like a try to me.... win some lose some.

I did park run yesterday morning and I can tell you, running into a gale force wind with hail and rain is bloody hard. The conditions frustratingly bucked up a bit for them when it was their turn. I think it unfair to criticise attacking play except maybe for the quality of attacking kicks. Not taking 2 again is what it boiled down to for me

Not being negative Charlie, just being realistic about assessing the first 5 games. Undeniably we’ve beaten two very poor misfiring teams and lost two games we all think we should have won while we would also have fancied ourselves at home to Sts.

Against Sts and HKR we’ve looked absolutely clueless when attacking the line.

I think many people posting are really underestimating how hard it is to play in conditions like that. Both sides struggled equally. They used a bit more nous when it mattered and that was the difference

That’s sport win some lose some decisions if and buts. If that was given we’d be saying it was a hard fought win.

We said at the game. Team warning and no follow up.

I was in the stand at that end. No try for me. Foot in touch.
The ball needed to go out the play before when Hall was out of position.

that needs questioning when a team warning is given why not a sin bin given, having said that I doubt the result would of been any different.

when you have a player of TJ capabilities you play to them not isolate him from the game

That was my take on it as well. His foot Just slid onto the line.

We lost far too much ground advantage by standing and letting them run at us at each play the ball giving them at least ten metres every time. This is an old Trinity failing that I thought we had eradicated from our game. I counted at least two occasions when HKR went the full length of the pitch in a single set. also standing in an offside position at the ptb restricted our progress far too much.

I agree with those earlier posters; failing to go for the two points contributed to our downfall. It was obvious at the beginning that tries were going to be at a premium in those conditions.

The offside was laughable.
So laughable in fact that when the touch judge told Hall to get on side he went backwards and forwards laughing about it. Why would he care. No penalty and it was slowing us down.

But equally, on their line, we didn't put one kick in the box behind to go for a repeat set or score from the Batch move.
We seemed to rush things when they were on us rather than taking a breath.
Need to learn from that but I'd expect Broughy to already know.

The leeds win and catlans win now mean nothing really.

we have lost to London AND HULL KR

2 sides who we are now joining them will be in the relegation dog fight

we are 2 points off last......

anybody else who has higher prospects for this squad is dreaming - for once our recruitment has been terrible this year.

if we stay up it will be a good year!

I think that was about the Rovers winning try, because it looked like the Rovers player knocked it into TJ. He was staring at the touch judge in disbelief when it was given.

I think we lost on tactics and adaptability today.
We should be able to handle a team going off side.

They played well and any team with Drinkwater and McGuire steering them around are going to be difficult to beat.
They realised how the game was going and reacted accordingly. We did not.

I didn't see anyone not putting effort in. Only people making wrong decisions.
That needs to be put right but it can be put right.

I'm pretty sure our season is not over yet.