ArthurClues wrote:Sezer would have been my MOM. He might have made a couple of mistakes but he's having to make all the decision making for the side, and today he got most of it right. Terrific effort to stay in the game against a full strength Wire side. Their spine (on paper) looked far, far better than ours, but somehow we hung in and got the win. Think a couple of our young lads have hit the wall - O’Connor looks jaded, and Johnson (though he was hobbling for most of the game) is no half. Fusitua and McDonald both did a great job bringing it out of back field and also really pleased to see Newman play for longer than expected and do well. Just glad to get the win.

Backwoodsman wrote:Throughly enjoyed the afternoon ,perfect weather and Sunday afternoon game much preferable to Friday night games. Good crowd of fifteen thousand. At this stage of the season a much needed two points. For large parts of the game we were second best, first half the wire pack made easy yards. Duffy ran the ball out from the back with pace so we were under the pump. Credit to the team they hung in and ground out the win. Cameron Smith deserved man of the match, if I wire a wire fan I would think it was a game thrown away especially due to poor goal kicking .

ArthurClues wrote:Agree re Sunday games. The club need to get in front of a different, younger audience where they can. Can't see many of the fans who have become bitter and disenfranchised returning when so many Rhinos games are on TV. Afternoon games pull in the families and the kids who are just discovering a love of the game, without the expectations of those who were attracted over the "golden" period.

ArthurClues wrote:Agree re Sunday games. The club need to get in front of a different, younger audience where they can. Can't see many of the fans who have become bitter and disenfranchised returning when so many Rhinos games are on TV. Afternoon games pull in the families and the kids who are just discovering a love of the game, without the expectations of those who were attracted over the "golden" period.