Agree with that Danril, Salford was by far the worst for me too.



Seems like we have a slump after being beaten by the Rhino's again!

I thought Ganson was awful, not fit to ref a game of touch and pass in the park, but he isnt why we lost.



Bret Hodgson had a dire game, everything that went through him went wrong.



Robbo ran his legs off and tried everything, perhaps tried a touch too hard.



Fulton looked like he is the man to put in at 6



Nathan Brown got his game plan totally wrong I think, players all over the place, no direction



Worst of all, I think the team thought all they had to do was turn up and win, crappy thing is, they werent far off being wrong.



Forward pass - 50/50, they have been left go a million times in the past, and Ganson let plenty others go that were worse.



Offside, yeah it was.



Foot in touch, didnt look it on the big screen, anyone with it on replay confirm it?



Simple fact was we carved through them enough times to score a hatful of tries and didnt. Not good enough.

Foot was in touch. I too thought Ganson had a bad game but for differnt reasons.

Having seen the game twice now, i thought Ganson wasnt that bad tbh

Ganson didn't bother policing anything for either side. We can have no complaints overall, although of course he made a couple of mistakes.

Personally, as a spectacle, I think it's a lot better match and the result cannot be 'piggybacked' with constant penalties left, right and centre.



That's not to say Ganson didn't make 'any' decisions, he spotted forward passes, knock ons, the Sculthorpe conning penalty, and even the touchjudge weighed in with some eagle eyed decisions regarding a player being in touch.



All of the above should be expected from a top class referee, but, what with the 'substandard refeering' that's gone on this year, it was nice to see a referee make the correct decisions and let the game flow.

Thats where we differ, the ref is there to make sure the game is played to the rules, not "let it flow"



When that happens, games can be killed by offsides and laying on, I think Ganson is an apalling ref and more interested in his own screen time than the game he is watching, or, as was shown on more than one occaision last night, not watching.

OT what was the poem the players were reading on the beginning of the sky coverage?

Fred Karno's Army probably...



[size=59We cannot pass, we cannot catch, what a bloody rotten lot are we.[/size

no, thats hull kr's forte is that





i dont know what was wrong with us last night to be honest, dont take anything away from cas, who's players wanted it more, they built up a fairly fortunate 12-0 lead and then went hell bent on saving that,completely the opposite to the cup game when they kept tryin to attack even in their own '20, last night it was equivalent to a football team "putting 10 men behind the ball" they never gave us a sniff, and the slightest whiff we did have we bombed, yet again!! i dont think i've seen a team bomb as many chances as we do.yesterday however we created very little,our backs seem to have lost pace too, is D hodgson carrying an injury? because he looked very very slow and lethargic.

also i dont understand this whole changing a winning team thing, crabtree has been amazing coming off the bench punching holes in defence's so why start with him? surely as one of our main impact players starting the game negated this?

we need to start getting it sorted on our own patch if we are still going to make the play offs as others are starting to pick wins up now

Crabtree to be fair was one of the few that can hold his head up still I think, still skittled them about even from the start.

again, too many wrong decisions taken - that was the only difference.

As the Examiner headline says ....." Cut it out !!"