Like i said yesterday i came away from the game happy with the performance, and i can count on one hand the games i have come away happy from in the last 2 seasons (2010-2011). Not a world beating performance by any stretch of the imagination but there was a lot more good points in the game than bad points.

We still look dodgy when a team ships the ball wide and Wigan could well have scored a few more if it had not been for some inspired defence by certain individuals at the most opportune time. The kicking was poor for the majority of the game but we did manage a few decent ones.

Wigan were definitely under strength yesterday and we SHOULD have beaten them, but confidence is a big factor in sport as well and our confidence is probably pretty low. However a performance like that can sometimes do wonders for a team and give them that self belief they may be lacking.

I also think that the crowd got behind the team a hell of a lot more than normal and that will have also given the players a boost.

Yes we should have won it in the end, but IF!!! the team can build on that performance and improve on it then we may finally see some light at the end of what seems to be a long and very dark tunnel.

Sorry Jimmy they do, it is very clear we have a problem if we have only won 4 out of the last 13 games mate...and things have clearly not improved, 1 out of 4 is very poor, nearly winning is not enough in this game.

Just to be accurate, we're 1 from 5 this season. Rovers, Leeds, Hudds, Crusaders, Wigan.

Eyes wide open sonny -''10 page thread rejoicing the fact that we've seen effort and commitment''.

Without trawling the whole 12 pages would I be right in saying that everyone should be proud of the effort of every player who played on Sunday and maybe the players are pushing themselves that little bit further? But in the scheme of things long term we are in the same situation as after the Hudds game?

Extreme myopia dad