Absolutely we do, on form we’d push 10k crowds, but even languishing at the bottom we average 8k which is better than a most in this country. The money that comes in from events etc. Should be doing far better on the field with all the off field resources.

For me on Sunday there was absolutely no organisation. Players were stood in a group behind the play the ball not in an offensive line like Wigan. No-one was directing operations. Our first receiver was taking the ball standing still. They should be starting their run 10 yards behind the ruck and taking the ball at full speed. Our players weren't fighting to stay on their feet when tackled. Or was Wigan's tackling technique superior to ours? Wigan's play the ball was so much quicker as well. In addition; I don't think that we looked fit. Discuss.

There were the usual issues last week but three things typified why we lost.

1. We were already in the changing rooms in the last 5 mins of the first half and let in TWO tries
2. We get a scrum near their line in the second half and lose the ball in the first tackle because we're too paniced/excited - a problem all season
3. In defence the line takes two steps then waits for them. The whole group needs to pressure the opposition more but keep organised - cut down their options.

Yes the ref was terrible and our disallowed try could have been the difference but these are three examples of what we can control in terms of how we play.

Agree with most of this, I think Wigan slowed our PTB down very well to gain an advantage in defence, something we never do.
Test how far the ref is willing to be pushed before penalising, surely that’s amateur level stuff?
Once again (& I’ve said this since the first game of the season) we failed to pressure the kicker. Even an average kicker will look ace if they have all the time in the world, again amateur level stuff.
Decision making- when to pass/hold or kick is so dumb at times.
I’ve slated Drinkwater for a lack of organisational skills but watching him carry the ball & not seeing any teammates run off him is a reflection on the rest, not him.

Loads to improve on & not much time til the all important London game I’m afraid.

Lose to Wire then a Thursday away game in London who seem confident
Lose there and it becomes a death spiral

You could emulate a side losing 11 on the trot

11 is not too bad, I believe you lot lost 13 on the trot.

....or not.

The way I see it, Leeds should be bricking it.

You're only away to the League's form team - well the League's 2nd form team behind FC. That's the truth as well

How come your up all night analysing rovers situation, seems strange to me, have you tried some lavender oil on your pillow ?

It’s what we do dude. Making hay during this decade of sunshine courtesy of our little brother from across the city.

As far as form the team comment - you're right. And we still have to back up a single good performance. The encouraging thing is that the way we played yesterday was (almost) like watching a different team than I have all season.

London will not be a pushover by any stretch - if we get out enthused then we will lose.

.....and most big brothers are bullies.

We are not related, thank goodness, so cannot be your little brother

Great result yesterday. It helps when you have a first choice full back, a hooker to come on and enough props to cope which we have been missing for a long time. The fact is now we need to gain one point more than one other team by the season end to survive in SL.
On that performance with the right attitude and reduce the error count it,s definitely do-able.
We could do with a couple of big points difference wins to boost our for and against(which is worth a point)Nine of our league matches have been decided by six points or less, won four lost five, so it is very tight this year, what a difference if two of those losses were wins would have made....Enthusiasm and belief now needed.

sunshine?more than 2 decades have passed and still the top prize eludes you, for one of the so called big clubs its been rather cloudy

I was glad you won as Warrington resting players came back to bite them.

Mind you a very suprising win for London, makes Thursday an even bigger game now.

I still think win or lose it is Leeds that should be worried as I think both you and London will pick up wins along the way.