After seeing the drivel posted on numerous threads with not a comment from a red I thought I'd start this one.

The big problem tonight, and I said before a ball was kicked was far too many players out of position. Fitz at fb when he,a a winger. Haynes on the wing when he's a fb. Galea at loose, murrell at hooker, I'anson on the wing, etc. Morgs got it wrong, simple as, needs to have a rethink cos on that performance we'd lose to Celtic.

There's nothing more to it, (well there is but i'll keep my theories to myself)

He dropped a clanger. Simple as. We didn't have a chance from the word go.

Far to many position changes, we are still light in the forwards.

Collectively the team did not perform well enough tonight and we paid the price.

We didn't make a lot of ground on the kick return and missed too many tackles.

We still sit second in the league and that is a position achieved on merit.

It is not time to press the panic button ......worse things happen at sea I can tell you.

From the 1st whistle we got out-enthused.

Rovers did not turn the Quins players on their backs and it all snowballed from there; they won the floor and dominated the ruck which in turn snowballed into penalties and a lack of possession, sapping of energy which really told at the end of the game.

We can all look for specific and complicated reasons, but the answers in reality are simple; the long and short of it is the players need to pull their fingers out of their arses.

Special mentions to Wheeldon and Walker though, who did their best to halt the slide.

I could not agree anymore!

To many players not looking interested for me, it was embarrassing to watch, some of the players out there tonight should hang their heads in shame!

I honestly dont see how you can say Walker did his best to halt the slide, he must be one of the worst signings Justin has made. He cant tackle to save his life and offers very little going forward, get rid is what i would do

He must have meant Webster.

off you go then soft lad.