It's highs and lows with us isn't it.

One minute your down thinking what the hell have we done then the next your up on the back of a sensational try like the Ainscough one that went through a few pairs of hands in the first half.

I'll settle for an end to end, high scoring nailbiter of a win next week though

Must have been the ale.

Change the record Brian geez

Exactly what I was saying.

Brain explosions and self destruct buttons were in evidence this afternoon.

Still, I will take the win.

We must be the worst side in the world for dropping ball on the first tackle

Ainscough is quality, Noble should have him in every week.

What frustrated me in the second half was the fact we returned to the 1 out stuff as if we were tring to play out time with 20 minutes left, thankfully the ball broke for us and we kicked on, but i did feel in that spell we were inviting Trinity to beat us.

At times, the team doesn't seem to know when to play the right stuff, its to be expected with our change in style.

What we need to find is consistency within the game and as such in our form.

We need to become more Saints-like in our approach to games in that we know when to raise the tempo of games, when to slow it, when to chance our arm and when to play out the sets.

If we could manage all that theres enough good players at the club to achive something imo.

I've written along those lines in my match report. Not clever at times. Highlighted by Amos Roberts who threw a stupid offload after a break into Gleeson's leg second half. He forced a never on pass despite us leading.