Fox - superb attitude and skill to dislodge the ball when Whiting looked certain to score.

Fisher - Backing himself to run on the 5th tackle for Webster's and the match winning try - considering Briscoe went off after 8 mins so Fitzyhenry couldn't spell with him at hooker so he had to do 80mins, having an injection in his hand at half-time and sustaining a sprained ankle, this was the play of a top-class player.

Cooke - taking "ownership" of the game culminating in his 2nd try - take a bow son...

Although we played poorly as a team, we proved we have that extra bit of individual class when it matters, and that's the difference between being a top-four team looking towards the play-offs and a bottom-four team with an excuses culture.

Another derby, another win, business as usual...

Silverwood

I thought Lovegrove played fantastic. He just keeps getting better and better. Dobson's 40/20 was perfectly placed too, and he had a decent kicking game all round.

A third win in 9 games isn't it? All against teams in the bottom 4. saints, leeds, hudds and wigan will be papping themsleves at that form

And still in the top four....just think if our form hadn't dipped

Anyway, congrats on your Grand Final performance yesterday.

yet another bad decision, you got the tap on the 20.
poor rovers side, spawning their way to victory. A win is a win though, so enjoy this hollow one all you want.

and with just 16 fit players for most of the game too We surely shall enjoy it

Fox did not make contact with the ball, he made contact with the ball carrying arm so the 20m restart was a correct decision.

How's those grapes this morning son?

a) Whiting knocked on. Correct decision.

b} Poor Rovers performance, not side. Still came up with the win.

c) Yes it is and c/1) Cheers matey, I am doing, immensely.

We had the best back (Cooke) and the best forward (Lovegrove). Without their contributions, we wouldn't have won.

Considering we were down to 16 men early on, I thought Morgan's interchanges were a master stroke. The timing of Lovegrove's second stint changed the game.