I'm still struggling to understand why Thaler didn't go 'disco inferno' with the shear amount of penaties Saints gave away.

According to their board they were given a team warning but I didn't see it???

No clear signal of one. People where shouting to Thaler asking where was the team warning.

Were we really that ill-disciplined? I'm sure the answer to that question is yes, but I can't remember the last time we conceded so many penalties in such a short period of time. Penalty count was 12-7 and I bet most of them came in the second half!

Very frustrating.

Well played, you did well and always have done against us. Never seen us win at your place!

I think Welham enjoyed brownys try more than browny himself!!

Craig Hall was a mile offside after the kick before Brown's try...not that I'm bitter or anything...

LOL? Are you 13?

I'm playing the no halfbacks, no kicking game, no direction, no idea, no best prop, no England 2nd rower, no highest derby scoring centre card. wigan showed how good you were over easter

Not really.
What they don't realise is that they could well be in a similar position
Within the next 2 seasons but they are just too deluded to realise it.

and that was just Catalan yesterday

Both teams need a sesnse of reality here.

For all CS's moaning, Hull KR are the only club to have been based in the same town for both Easter fixtures, no travelling whatsoever, thats a huge bonus. They then finish the tri-series off with a home fixture versus Saints who are missing Lomax, Gardner, Roby, Perry, Puletua, Manu, Wheeler, Walker and Flanagan. I'd say HKR got the luck of the draw and good luck to them, but the facts are there for all to see.

Hull got luck with the 3rd game too, with Catalans having to travel again.

Catalans are away again this Friday!!! If Sandydick was in charge there, he'd have a heart attack.

In all honesty I don’t think many on here have much sympathy with CS’S whinge about Easter. It’s a heavy schedule whomever you play, some squads are more able to adapt to the schedule and also to whatever injuries they may get throughout the season.
Yes we got lucky with a heavily depleted saints team but equally Wigan faced a heavily depleted HKR, the fact is that CS decided to throw the game, what he never anticipated was the manner we went down and the subsequent backlash. In reality his tactic worked very well, he beat Cas with Dobbo, theoretically rested him for the derby hedging his bets that Burns and Hall would have enough to beat Hull. Rested the team for Wigan and then put the focus on Saints. If we’d gone down say 50 – 24 to Wigan it would have been a very successful Easter. Unfortunately the middle defeat has tainted the whole period.

Looking at the current state of most of the teams in the league, we would have been unlucky to meet a team without an injury list at least 5 names long including a half back or two.

2nd time we’ve played a team who had a half back available who the coach decided to play out of position tho’.

You make a semi-adult comment and then ruin any credibility by doing that typical FC fan thing and make up a 7 year old's insult for the coach. Well done, now get dressed and go to school.

Your bang on Barham Red, majority of teams are suffering with many players on the injury list, more so than normal I think.

Catalans had Webb, Dureau, Blanch, Bosc, Millard, Bouseque(sp, big young prop) plus Elima, huge players missing for them