was dixon on swift's wing?

Can't have been he only scored 4.

5 I think lol

Saints first double of the season, they've really been poor this year.

no it was 4 my mistake,

We looked pretty good for thirty minutes or so, Lawler's knock on was massive. Saints body language was awful, they looked beat.

The second half was nothing short of a collapse.

For three years we've been unable to sort out the defensive chanel between our second row and three quarters, there's been one common denomination in all that time.

Please tell us what you think is the one common denomination dont leave us in suspense, me i thing we just spend our money on the wrong players and this year it has all come home to roost

Must have been a shocker of a 2nd half, when I saw the teams I though Rovers have a chance here with Turner and Wilkin in the halfback positions.

I think he means Willie Poching

I think he means common denominator.

He did, embarrassed face.

And yes, Poching.

Got to agree can not get my head round the fact that he was a good second else were, but not for us when the new coach who ever he is he will get rid i hope

The extremes in performance that this current Rovers side keep delivering even throughout a single 80 minute game are alarming. We can't hang on to leads, we cannot defend out wide and our indiscipline invites opposition teams back into the game.

So here's the rub. We are unbelievably inconsistent and we can't handle pressure, so what makes anyone think we will be able to handle the tinderbox big game pressure of the MPG, as that's most likely where we are heading?

I love to be positive, but the omens for this season really don't look good for us anymore. Anyone who thinks we are by definition much superior to current Championship sides are frankly deluding themselves tbh after that second half performance last Friday. I really hope I'm wrong.

I and hundreds more hope you are wrong we can only

Tbf, he was working with better players in more competitive teams.

I'm not saying he shouldn't take his share of responsibility or that he necessarily should be retained under the new head coach - but our issues go deeper than one common denominator and won't be solved by pinning the blame on a single scapegoat. If only it was that easy!