You can't blame the ref for our inability to keep hold of the ball.

No agenda from me. Was there to see Millward probably stay a season too long and although Morgan has done well past acheivements dont count for a lot to me.
Its ok some saying he has credit in the bank, but I'd like to know how many would be that generous if relegation was still in operation.

I wouldn't go so far as to say cheating, but there were a few strange calls. I also thought he gave us a few in the period up to half time.

One I really didn't understand was in the first half, Leeds kick on the last, Murrell turns his back and the ball is kicked at his calf, Leeds player picks the ball up and the signal is given for six to go. Unless I missed something there I really couldn't see how you can play at a ball when you're not even looking.

Over all, on reflection we were poor. Our pack, in those conditions bearing in mind that four of the Leeds pack were backing up from a tough game on Friday night. It's criminal that we allowed them to get so on top of us.

I'm not saying past achievements should count but I wouldn't belittle them anymore than I'd say Millward overachieved in winning his titles and a challenge cup.

This is probably a really dumb question, but when conditions are as bad as they were last night, why don't the players try those grip-gloves which were worn by half-backs in union quite a bit a few years ago?

For those of you interested, Morgan's thoughts: therhinos.co.uk/news/16803.php

For those of you interested, Morgan's thoughts: therhinos.co.uk/news/16803.php

Thought Leeds 2nd & 3rd tries were clearly forward but they'll never get given when Leeds are at home.

They never give them when they are away either

Stolen off tvoc off southstander.com.

Player(Mins): Metres - Carries (MT/Carry) - Tackles - Misses (Efficiency %) - Errors - Penalties

Hull KR: 810- 150 (5.40) - 346 – 30 (92%) - 10 - 4

Briscoe: 130 - 17 (7.65) - 7 - 1 (88%) - 1 – 0

Cockayne J: 68 - 12 (5.67) - 8 - 2 (80%) - 2 – 0
Hall: 44 - 7 (6.29) - 16 - 2 (89%) - 1 – 0
Welham: 42 - 10 (4.20) - 12 - 2 (86%) - 1 – 0
Colbon: 67 - 12 (5.58 ) - 2 - 1 (67%) - 2 – 0

Green: 29 - 8 (3.63) - 25 - 4 (86%) - 1 – 1
Dobson: 4 - 2 (2.00) - 11 - 2 (85%) - 0 – 0

Vella: 53 – 10 (5.30) - 29 - 1 (97%) - 1 – 1
Hodgson: 21 - 5 (4.20) - 26 - 1 (96%) - 0 – 1
Wheeldon: 37 - 9 (4.11) - 22 - 2 (92%) - 0 – 0
Galea: 63 - 12 (5.25) - 30 - 2 (94%) - 0 – 1
Lovegrove: 53 - 10 (5.30) - 27 - 0 (100%) - 1 – 0
Murrell: 23 - 4 (5.75) - 29 - 2 (94%) - 0 – 0

Fisher: 5 - 4 (1.25) - 30 - 3 (91%) - 0 – 0
Netherton: 35 - 6 (5.83) - 34 - 2 (94%) - 0 – 0
Newton: 64 - 11 (5.82) - 22 - 3 (88%) - 0 – 0
Taylor: 72 - 11 (6.55) - 16 - 0 (100%) - 0 – 0

Leeds ..... Hull KR
Metres Made .......... 1436 ..... 810
Carries .......... 213 ..... 150
Tackles .......... 269 ..... 346
Offloads .......... 8 ..... 5
Attacking Kicks .......... 11 ..... 6
Runs from Dummy Half .......... 22 ..... 18
Tackle Busts .......... 25 ..... 14
Marker Tackles .......... 37 ..... 54
Clean Breaks .......... 13 ..... 2
40/20 .......... 0 ..... 0
Kicks In General Play .......... 23 ..... 21
Missed Tackles .......... 14 ..... 30
Errors Made .......... 12 ..... 10
Penalties Conceded .......... 4 ..... 4

30, count them, 30 missed tackles.

626 more metres made by Leeds.

I wouldn't normally single out one player, but I'm going to here. What on earth did Fisher do last night? 5 metres from 4 carries and 3 missed tackles. I'm a fan of Fisher's normally but that is just not acceptable.

Oh it's not the be all and end all using Opta statistics but it's sure how we were monstered by a pack, half of whom had played less than forty eight hours ago.

For example, Leeds made two more errors than us, but then, they did actually have a lot more ball than us and attempted to do something with it other than dropping it off to the the player stood (still) next to them who then just collapses in a heap on the floor.