To be fair we got what we deserved,thought charlie and horne,apart from the dumb pass after his break IMO were our best and sio one chance one try.

In all the games I've ever played in or watched, which must be into the thousands, I've never seen a team take an attacking kick on their opponents thirty metre line and then have to defend on their own forty.

And then we let him take a drop out.

We were awful and lucky not to concede fifty to a very well drilled and organised Cas team. Full credit to Cas, our defence was pretty good up until minutes sixty five to seventy five, they were full value.

I think this Cas team is arguably more impressive than last year in proving 2014 wasn't a flash in the pan.

Second year in a row that Rovers idiot supporters have spoilt the game for me by being hammered before the game even kicks off and fighting amongst themselves.

You know who you are Mr. Pink Primark T. Shirt, do us all a favour and never attend a game again.

Cas were far the better side and fully deserved the win. That pitch is a massive advantage to them. The size and unevenness makes it difficult for the away team.

What is the rules on hand offs. The Carney one looked more like a slap and gauge than a straight hand off..Surely that's not legal.

Funniest thing I have seen on an RL field for a very long time. It was the opposite of a 40-20, and must be a record for the amount of ground lost directly from a kick!
Campese had launched his two previous drop-outs over the half way line - why on Earth was Dixon then taking one? I also loved how Dixon ran away from Carney when he picked up a ball behind the try-line, Carney just patted him on the head like a little boy who didn't fancy getting hurt.

Overall, the game was won in the forwards. Our pack of Lynch, Millington, Holmes, Massey, Mariano, Jewitt and Boyle just made easy ground with simple carries up the middle.

I though Campese looked a class act, he moves the ball quickly and looks to have loads of time to pick his pass. Thought Dixon was awful in both attack and defence (and his kicking game left a lot to be desired too).

I imagine it was. If I was a Cas fan, I'd have found it incredibly funny, in time I will too.

You're dead right, we've been running short of grunt in the forwards for weeks and it was always going to catch up with us, having said that, you're pack were excellent and we again got to see why it was a mistake to let Mariano go.

Campese wasn't at his best tonight, but no complaints from me. Cas far superior, and loads of plaudits to Darryl Powell, really good to see him continuing to succeed.

I think Carney was genuinely attempting a hand off. I think the late hit on Campese will see a ban, it was very late. Probably a sin bin would not have been out of order. But in truth you were bang average and cas looked pretty impressive.

I don't think any reasonable fan will claim otherwise, we were outplayed on the day by a better side. Their tactics and intent put us on the back foot and it was a day for us when the 50/50 balls go the floor rather than to hand. It happens and as long as we accept that we will get days like that then we will be fine. We are still way ahead in commitment and passion to where we were last season and as long as the players give their all and tackle their hearts out I for one will be happy.

It was worse than that:

Cas: 1722 m
Rovers: 1084 m

I'm not to worried about the result the fact that we've beating Wigan saints Huddersfield and Catalan shows we can compete with any team on the day all the teams we've been beaten by id expect to beat at home yesterday was just one of those days were we didn't turn up and time finally caught up with our overworked pack

Yes, we were average. Who know's, if only we could've played Saint's U19's or a clueless Widnes side we might have looked as impressive as you.

Not a surprise. At the game I was thinking that they probably made twice as many metres as us, I revised that down a bit due to fan over exaggeration.

Our line speed was awful all afternoon whereas Cas were excellent in that department.

Ho hum, one to take on the chin and move on with.

Now, to air my current pet hate. This "honesty" business. After Chester's interview the RH pillock's were once again giving it "a very honest assessment by Chris there, didn't pull any punches", you'd have to be certifiably deluded to come to any other conclusion. Honest, schmonest.

Was good to see you yesterday ur looking well and was impressed with ur calming techniques to calm down the ones that had obviously drunk to much