While agreeing we're a lot my way off being at our potential best, for a team to concede 50 points they have to be pretty poor, maybe we should accept the teams we have played so far aren't as poor as we expect them to be. As long as we see steady improvement week on week, and the effort is there let's let the coach do his job, and give our opposition the respect they deserve.

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I'm not sure what point your trying to make here Frankie, but this season I have seen a big improvement in Robbie Mulhearn over last in impact and contribution terms.

I have just watched the Sheffield game in full again on Hull KR.TV today as I'm a bit of a Saddo like that. It gives an alternative side on perspective of the same game that I can't get when I watch it from behind or in front on a Sunday. You see things differently like who misses tackles and who is greedy by not passing. You can see offside and study ruck infringements and wonder why we don't compete better for high balls.

Again for me, Mulhearn had a good game and was a good impact forward once again off the bench. Compared to Horne and Salter he looked different class but not as good as Scruton, who has been a welcome revelation.

Also Bobby Blair put a huge and effective defensive stint in and made a few long yardage carries, so perhaps can't understand why people (including me) are on his case this year.

Exactly people see things differently most have said Blair wasn't performing I said he'd been solid which you have just mentioned like I said I'll watch Mulhearn closely next game

TS does not obviously see Ben as the best winger. The changes last week and this he has said are both part of his rotation policy. The fact that the right edge was breached twice does not mean either were Shaw's fault and obviously played no part in the coach's decision to rest him. Ben has been a good servant of the club over the years despite his indiscretions. Hi is not the best player at the club in any position but has valuably versatility value.