think i said it a week or so ago about yeamo not looking to his left but then again got slated for sayig it.............

Although I sometimes feel Yeamo goes missing during some games with him either day dreaming or flexing I do agree he doesnt deserve to lose his place over this game. If so as you have pointed out there should be a few others that follow him !
This was just a bad day at the office for Yeamo and the rest of the team. Every team in SL this year is going to have their fair share of them. We best get used to it we aint gonna win every game and will have our share too.
Lets just hope we can pick it up again for Quinns.

Well said.......C'mon everyone.......You're starting to sound like Wigan fans

Its easier IMO to blame the team as a whole. Yeaman should've passed, but he didn't!!!!!!!! That WAS NOT the only error last night. "Was the ball covered in dog toffee"? is the question we should be asking, 'cos our lads didn't seem to want to hold it!
Hats off to Cas for sticking to their game (lots of laying on evident though ) and grinding out a win. To lose by a drop goal, well, we should've never been in that position last night. Some ass kicking in training needed......WE ARE NOT UNBEATABLE and an average team beat us!

Win as a team, lose as a team unfair to single 1 person out in a performance full of mistakes

It was a bad team performance and at a guess would say every player made some type of error in the game, just wish we had shown more composure in the last set of 6

I like Yeaman, but he frustrates me sometimes, was sat right in front of him when he went for glory,a pass to Briscoe,he would have been in. Havn`t we seen this in the past with Yeamo?
but hey ho,win some,lose some.

didnt danny tickle also loose it by missing kicks or horne by missing the drop goal etc.. you cant blame one player for an error when the game was full of them

In my opinion, a good centre needs to have the confidence to back himself.

A lot of Yeaman's tries / line breaks come about because he backs himself.


Alright last night, he did and it didn't come off. Remeber, he gets a split second to make this decision and the we get all week to slag him off.


Give him a break.

Agree, Horne backed himself twice in similar situations and it came off, after first minute 6 up we were awful, the play between Yeamo and Briscoe from Cas ko seemed to set the tone of complacency all night, a move i've never seen us try before, and just gave Cas a lift. IMO.

And a centre of Yeaman's experience should have known that the Cas winger had come in to tackle him leaving Briscoe with an easy try.
Something that didn't happen for any of G Horne's tries as Calderwood always had the winger in front of him.