Win a game by a three score margin, score six tries, some really good ones at that and yet we come away from the ground frustrated!

We switched off, showing our lack of desire. London switched on and showed they can play a bit.

Our ball retention was dreadful, particularly near our own line.

I dont think it was anything to do with Abdul coming on, our ball retntn was appalling after about 30 mins onwards, gifting field position. I dont remember London making a break, if we had held the ball we won have won by 50.

London had a good compeltion rate, even in the first half.

We did all the basics right and went 34-0 up, a few dropped balls in the rain and our heads were gone. Straight back to making a total mess of the ruck and slinging daft passes.

2 vital points, though.

too many errors and missed tackles. Half assed efforts all over the field. Players turning up when they feel like it. Story of our season

Watching Hull is like watching the series Stranger Things. We seem to go in to a parallel universe.

I believe this has been recognised as a problem by the NRL and next year should show a significant increase in Australian International matches.

Planned are a 3 match Kangaroo tour to England, a 4 nation tournament with NZ, Tonga and Samoa plus a traditional annual NZ test. So around 8 matches in 2020 as against 2 scheduled for this year.

Nice to see super taff, enjoying his homecoming.

The job was just about done in forty outstanding clinical minutes, it seemed like we didn’t get much ball in the second half, and when we did we dropped it or messed it up, certainly a game of two halves, but we’ve done the double over a durable London side, and there’s a few who haven’t done that this season.

11.4k attendance. Not sure where they hid about 3k of them.

I was in the West stand, from there the East looked more full than usual.

London brought only a few supporters who should be commended, but a Thursday night TV game against London, that attendance was outstanding.