We obviously are now playing a tight game built on safety first and defence. The attack needs to improve next year but the way we're playing at the moment we are hard to beat. Hopefully that will last one more week at least.

They weren't [ifar[/i better. They were decent and completed and kicked superbly well. Hope we do the same next week. They had mountains of possession and scored twice. Credit to our defence which again we'll be needing next week.

Thought the way Crookes dealt with the high ball was encouraging.

I also thought he ran the ball back with some real purpose.

And how many times have your lot actually won at Wembley?

Salford looked to bombard him and Shaul and they both soaked everything up, very promising. Shaul looked as though he didn't want to run it in, but I guess maybe Gentle wanted Crookes to put a good shift in with him not playing for a while so instructed Shaul to give the ball to him whenever possible.

He did indeed. He played well generally.

Crookes did well.
Shaul looks the part already. Once McDonnell is fit, what happens?.
Shaul offers so much and shouldn't be dropped, but not to play McDonnell would mean an awful lot of salary cap in the stands.
Nice problem to have though , and credit to Gentle for giving young players a chance.

Also, apart from London and Catalan was that the worst away support seen at the KC?.
Just proves that no matter how much money they are supposed to have, they'll never be a big club.

Personally I think that a bit unfair. Their loaded owner came in this season. Their season is dead and has been for months. They haven't had a decent following for over 20 years. Credit to those who did turn up.

Will be a different story next season

Haha.. Same Old Same Old.. Nothing Else To Say..??? Come Saturday You'll Have Nothing To Say..

They'll just move on to: "you can't beat us at Wembley"

Hopefully a mass chorus around Wmbely come 4:40 on Saturday of "OLD FAITHFUL, WE'VE FINALLY WON AT WEMBLEY"