If he played for St Pats he would have.

I dont come on here and think i know everything. Im stating what everybody knows to be a fact. We lost to the team that is 2nd in the league, good coach, good work ethic, they aren't 2nd in the league for no reason.

Tim Smith was awful last night and summed his night up by being that cack scared of getting hit after kicking the ball he ran it up a blind alley and cost us 6 points.



He's a fair weather player who needs his pack to be totally on top.



To be fair to the lad though some of the passes he recieved close to the KR line in the second half were appalling and defenders were on him before he could bend down to pick them up.



Just hope the weathers better at Wire!

But if we put in a scrum half from Hindley, everything would be better?



Ok mate, whatever.

tbh wouldn't bother me one bit if smith and riddel went home now, both bad signings, both overated and a waste of cap and quota space. that guy riddel is as fat as the day he got here and he has been in training since december so called.

He started eating on Boxing Day, and hasn't stopped since.

I think Noble knew it was going to be a bruiser and needed the extra weight on the pitch, that first 40 was the hardest 40 ive seen in a long time some of the hits were out of this world from both teams. Sam would of been brilliant to bring on in the last 20 but you cant have 5 subs.

I thought the first half was the best half of rugby i've seen for a long time.



It was so intense it was truely superb and the hits were fantastic.



State of origin style defence for 40 minutes.

Just a pity about the try on the hooter, definatly gave KR the lift they needed to win the game.

Like Noble said it's hard not to look back on that but we still should have won the game.



The tackling seemed to take more out of us even though the majority of the big hits were on them which is a worry.

Maybe we should have kept Mark Smith or Neil Budworth.



Piggy is a legend.

When did i say that would sort everything out?



I didn't.