Few changes made by Kear. Olly Wilson could be in line for his debut. Glad Minchella, Ryan are being rested. Would have put money on us getting a key injury.

Bustin
Chisholm
Crossley
Flanagan
Garside
Gibson
Grant
Green
Halafihi
Hallas
Hitchcox
Lilley
Milton
Oakes
Peltier
Pickersgill
Pownall
Storton
Wilson

Win the game early, bring off the key players and pray that Whitehaven do us a massive favour!

Anyone else notice Chalmers mention Rowan Milnes as playing in this game in his T&A column? Despite not being listed in the squad?

Either there's a late change coming, or there's a mistake in the article.

Well if Whitehaven do us a massive favour, it won't matter because this will be our final game of the season

Judging by the totally underwhelming first half, can i stand any more "excitement" of game day ? Let's hope the improbable happens to stave off terminal boredom

Whitehaven took a 2-0 lead, but since then it's all gone downhill....

On the other hand Workington are getting stuffed by Doncaster, which will be the same fixture as next week, so if we were to beat Oldham, then we might end up not having to play Workington...

Looking for straws to clutch at.

Not much to say. We absolutely have to get out of this division. Dour game. Everyone looked lethargic. Only positive is we had a glimpse into the future with promising performances from Storton and Wilson.

I would also imagine thr RFL may be alerted and look into some betting for a drop goal.

We did what we needed to do at the end of the day. We scored some great tries but also came up with a lot of schoolboy errors. We MUST hit the ground running next week against Oldham.

Should've scored 70 really at least. Some good moments but too many errors. Wilson impressed me on debut. Storten's try when he backed up Pickersgill was the moment of the match for me.

Thought that our forwards were good today, although against some dire Hemel tackling. We really do need to look for an astute playmaker, as the usual Chizzy high kick / corner kick was very much on display for the fifth and last play. I'm still not sure that Joe Keyes is the full answer.
Still, on the positives, some good homegrown youngsters on display today which bodes well for next year. Going to be a nervy couple of weeks now. Plus, well done and congrats to York.