Made an absolute mess of that. Yes Fifita's poor error made a difference but the bloke had played way too many minutes, he was blowing out of his backside. A mistake by Chester giving that much game time after 3 games in a week imho. All that said dumb mistakes and not taking our chances is what cost us against what was a terrible Warrington side.

A game lost by Trinity rather than won by Warrington.

In my opinion a combination of too many errors, penalties and towards the end kicking too early in the tackle count rather than keeping the ball as much as possible towards the end of the match with minutes left led to the result.

Grix was massively missed for his defence, attack and leadership. If fit he should possibly have played as this game was always winnable.

Having Williams on the bench was a strange one I feel with energy being a real issue during this busy period so I would have thought Sio would have been the better option for a fourth forward on the bench. Warrington made easy yardage down the middle towards the end and I didn't see Kirmond come back on for a second stint.

Keegan Hirst best forward by a mile and should have had longer rather than Fafita who was out on his feet. Huby another poor game along with England. Played some lovely rugby, Miller great today just dumb play and no on field leader.

I agree about Fifita, why rush to play the ball and risk knocking on when we're at the right end of the field with tackles in hand and just 2 minutes to go.

On the other hand we've played one up, no risk rugby for almost the whole 2nd half but we don't have the kicking game or the defensive ability to stop the opposition rolling us back into our 20.

We all but invited Warrington to get back in the game and win it when another score by us would have killed their chances of doing that.

You get a feeling with this team and when Warrington made it 12-20 I got that feeling. 8 points was nothing for them to catch up, especially when we started to play hanging-on rugby.

What do you mean, "if"?
Of course it's aimed at you - and all the perceptual whingers.
I'm as frustrated and disappointed as anyone but there are loads of positives about the way this team is playing and I'd rather focus on them.

Should have won this, and with a bit to spare.

The pressure is now on for us I think to stay in top 8.

We can look at individual errors till the cows come home, but one thing I noticed from the first whistle was that yes, we are conceding less, but we were standing off too long and our line speed was far too slow. On top of this, the inability to tackle round the legs and also stopping the offload, which helped Warrington make metres for fun.

One thing that is a concern is the lack of attacking threat we have all of a sudden compared to last year. It is becoming like the 2010 season, prior to going into admin. It was dull, one out rugby, with few wins.

Is JK having more of an influence of the teams tactics than initially thought.

Agree about Hirst who along with Fifita should be starting prop and Hirst should be on the field longer. Huby has been a disappointment so far this season.

Wood had a good game as did Miller & MCB. Williams had no impact and should not be in the 17. Is he really worth signing for another season?

Glad to see Batchelor play but think there was insufficient rotation in the pack with Sio and/or Crowther not in the 17.

Said a month ago Cas on fire forget that game and target the Wigan game. Playing a weak side against Cas would have given us enough energy to beat Wigan and more likely Warrington. It's not hindsight either I actually said this and got responses from people thinking of their pride not wanting to lose to Cas rather than what would benefit it us throughout this season.

Grix would not have made a difference he can be equally as dumb as the rest of them.

Sorry ive upset you. I'm normally pretty positive but I'm sorry to say that if chucking away a 3 score lead is acceptable then yes, welcome to the middle 8's.

If you are trying to look for positives, fine. I read the fish and chip paper. We lost, and yes, because of our dumb-ass play.

Disagree he has been one of Trinity's best players so far this season in my opinion. Some of the Trinity attacking playing was disjointed without him.

I think Chester will regret not playing him, he was under pressure to rest and rotate.

As you know your auntie Hilda is a big fan of Scott Grix and she says he would have made the difference, she's been to the game today where as I know you haven't so who are you listening to with your silly opinions.