The difference is we had the game won at that point and the Randall pass did in fact lose us the match. It was a shocker mate.

An early season lapse in concentration.

Indeed. No point jumping on his back about it but he has to be held accountable.

Looking forward to the Salford match, a must-win game already

If we don't win it then it will be time for getting on people's backs.

Despite the result I eactually enjoyed the game. Where I'm sitting is pretty good. Just over the try line in front of the WAG's box. Always a good vocal atmosphere there

And the excessive drinking in the bar afterwards... I was "grumpy" all Sunday.

The side lost composure on Saturday, Randall in particular with his telegraphed pass, but we weren't clinical enough in the first half putting away our chances.

I didn't enjoy the game. I caught the second half in Sports Cafe in Leeds drinking a £3.25 Becks Vier in a plastic class with the Union blaring out at maximum volume

There is a GOD

Yep, the head was sore all sunday for me too!

The season is not over.

Lets face it if we'd lost to Cas and beat Wigan we would have had 2 points from 4 which is OK in terms of points and league placing. Something to build on etc. etc. We cocked it up through a lack of strategy when in front with 5 mts to go or from someone not carrying it out. Only the players etc. will know.

However BM needs to have a long talk with the players to avoid a repeat. I am not getting carried away with this talk of winning SL but as DH has said 'anything less than a playoff place with this team is unacceptable'.

If we 'give' too many points away it will not happen and a lot of fans will become disalusioned. We should have been 'in it' last season but gave those precious points away many times. This is, we are, told a better team because of the strength in depth and having seen Williamson and Robinson, Kaye, and Gale play I would agree. However, we have no 'right' to win and we need to get smart quickly.
Lets hope we can regain the momentum next week against Salford

Let no-one call you a part-timer from now on, given what you had to go through