York were well drilled and had obviously done their homework.
Where we were sat you could hear the players talking at the scrum. Every time it looked like Tali was going to get the ball it was called by at least four players and they moved up quickly to prevent him building up a head of steam.
After the game one of the York players was talking to a supporter and he said they knew if they could stop the bigger Doncaster forwards and Tali they were in with a chance. He also said at half time the coach had called our left edge a weakness to attack.
The worrying thing for me was that when plan A was failing for us we couldn't adapt to a plan B. York had an initial game plan that they stuck to which was then altered at half time to give them the best opportunity of succeeding. I wonder what was said at half time to the Don's players.

For those that enjoy a chuckle .... Gary's thoughts on the York bore-a-thon. www.doncasterrugbyleague.co.uk 'Hopefully' he will remember we do have a game next Friday. So 'hopefully' we may see an improvement then too.

For those that enjoy a chuckle .... Gary's thoughts on the York bore-a-thon. www.doncasterrugbyleague.co.uk 'Hopefully' he will remember we do have a game next Friday. So 'hopefully' we may see an improvement then too.

The performance was no different from the Keighley game , poor discipline , poor set completion , no plan B .

The York coach worked us out , they also lost a couple of players injured & we could not take charge of the game , but their players wanted more than us in the 2nd half .

What is this middles thing anyway ?

Those in the middle of the muddle ...

GT in an article in the Star has admitted discipline was a problem v Toronto & York , in the later game we gave away 15 penalties 4 when we had the ball .

I put this in the same rubbish bin as politicians saying sorry.

He admitted?

These are merely observations.
What really matters is what he intends to do about it!!!

He is full of bullshoite.