Sorry to bang on about the subject, but tonight was (for me) the final nail in Matty Marsh`s coffin. Tommy Lee has not played half back since he was at Gateshull, and STILL played a more expansive game then him. Enough about him,

Heffernan- needs to retire from the game as i feel he is too risky with the amount of head knocks he keeps getting, very similar to Darrel Goulding, shame really but we cannot afford to carry a player who is prone to injuries like this.

Bobby Blair played like he should do, ran hard, tackled harder- end of subject that is his game.

Dagger- In the long term, he has the ability to oust Quinlan and nail down the No1 spot for himself, solid under the high ball and a threat in attack.

Masoe- He is doing all that is asked of him, carries strong and defends well (in a good team he would be excellent)

Tickle- Cannot work this kid out, he can be turd one minute, then score a great try the next!

McGuire- We all know about him, but yet still oouzes class. Fantasic signing and missd dearly when not playing.

Im not getting too carried away as Widnes were slightly worse than us, however, this could of been a game we could easily have lost.

It couldn't have gone better tonight really us getting the win Salford losing at home and Catalans throwing away a 21-0 lead to lose at home

widnes are in the same boat as us in most respects, occasionally turn in really good performances , not tonight though , carney , blair, mosoe, once again our top performers,a shame for Heffernan .classy centre but needs some advice, and honesty himself regarding his ability to play this tough game at top level no doubting his ability, but must consider his own health

That's terrible for widnes. Their injuries have been horrendous now for about 3 years and you have to question how much of that is down to playing on that pitch every other week

Widnes have a huge home advantage which really shouldn't be allowed. They have plenty of squad players but not enough real quality,not unlike us in some respects but who would you take out of their squad over ours? Hanbury maybe but seems quiet this season? White I like so him above Lee I'd say? Mellor I'd like to see behind a good pack .hemmaroid decent cover. Inu is class but injury prone but rest are jobbers. Thursdays tv game should be interesting

houston, whitley and cahill are all better than anything rovers have in their back row. plenty of promising youngsters too

Better than Blair? Jog on Peggy

take your red n white spex off

there also better than the garbage back three you fielded on Friday, Justin Holbrook has sent lee lee his latest dvd as requested on live tv its called, play like saints, includes a session on how to pass the ball backwards busy week in store for the rag and bone men

You and your mate just come on here making digs and sweeping statements then go running back to your mistress back on your page looking for a pat on back. At least KnockersbumpMKII is schooling you on there

lee lee? is that a panda at some chinese zoo? I think he was caught shagging tim tim last Friday

Your the only Curly trying to deflect your own teams problems on here tonight Can't think why? Thursday on the plastic fantastic should be fun

Widnes didn't have the best of luck with 4 injuries and ending up with no subs. (Nearly as bad as ourselves against St Helens when with no subs we got another injury and played the game out with 12.)

A very dull first half looked like it might conclude 0-2 but Rovers suddenly found another gear and it was 10-2. Widnes had blown a couple of guilt edge chances early on which was helpful.

We looked to be coasting but Clarkson was deservedly sin binned for a needless spear tackle and while short Widnes scored twice to lead 10-12 and suddenly the alarm bells were ringing. The turning point came when Rovers got a penalty to make it 12-12 whilst 3 fresh men were waiting to come on including the returning Clarkson. Widnes with their injuries had no such luxury and from then on there was only one winner.

Rovers played some great stuff in the final 15 minutes the final try was a delight.

McGuire was superb with his deft passes and kicking game, Blair strong running and tackling and Carney like an extra forward and a couple of tries. It all ended up fine in the end.

No he's right I'd have Blair in front of any of them you've named easily