Far from bitter sunshine! Remember I support Hulls Biggest and Best Supported Professional Rugby League team, where as you.......Don't! Your allegiance lies with our 'Poor Relations' in The East and I pity you! Hence your misguided attempts at 'Humour' on this board!

TBF Dave both teams set their stall out to play those conditions which were obviously very tough.

Our bench really baffles me and this is an area that we could have won the game - in hindsight, which is a wonderful thing!

was disappointed with our plan A tbh

shouldve come out, all guns blazin against a very understrength quins side carryin all sorts of knocks etc.

leeds went there a couple of years back in exactly the same conditions, came out, slung the ball anout and won 60 nil. Quins wouldve gone after 3 quick tries tonite cos their fitness wouldve caught up with them, instead they kept goin on adrenalin cos they had a sniff of the game, fair play to them.

Doesnt matter who we would have brought of the bench playing 5 drives and kick constantly when we have such a dangerous back line. Im not asking for hugely expansive cos of the conditions but a couple of times may not be bad, just to vary things a little.

Not sure about the dangerous back line but I think it shows a lack of confidence in our expansive passing skills to be honest. Never asked Quins any questions at all out wide which was very disappointing. Only Manu looked dangerous (again).

Didnt you just get turned over by a team who had lost 5 from 5?

No scrum half can take the game by the scruff of the neck,

IF the forwards are out-muscled,out-enthused, cant break a tackle
and not aggressive in defence.

Best players on view tonight were Manu and Hall.- IMHO

Great reply! Obviously lost for words eh sunshine!

If you look at Hall, Calderwood, G Horne, Yeamo and Briscoe they can all score tries. We just dont given them the ball. I'd class that as dangerous!

Does anyone remember Agar's quote in the HDM after the Cas game? It went something like this:

"It's a setback, but the big test is how we respond to it."

Well, that's that one answered.