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Could have done with Lawrence in this one for his tackling.

Would have been good if we could have rotated Eorl out of the squad,but without Fielden it makes that difficult.

The attitude has to be right going into tonight,hoping they've learned from past mistakes.

Quite a few of our family going tonight. Anyone else going?

Me and my sister are going, man down though as he ditched us for a bird-!

ponner wrote:

Quite a few of our family going tonight. Anyone else going?

Yeah,two of us.

im going. lets hope its a better performance than last time - Lets hope three tough games in a row doesnt take its toll. A defining game for me as it will really show if they have what it takes "in the head".

Jools wrote:

im going. lets hope its a better performance than last time - Lets hope three tough games in a row doesnt take its toll. A defining game for me as it will really show if they have what it takes "in the head".

There is a bigger game next week.

Tin hat on i think.

Real fast track is that I-pitch,makes for a very quick game.Some great footwork on show on the edges from both teams.The Stefan Marsh try,brilliant footwork that.

We were too strong up the middle for them in the final analysis,blew em away in first half after a shaky start.

Lost the second half,which proved how important Brough and Lunt are to this team.Brough's calmness and efficiency on last tackle plays,so vital,only realise when it's not there.

Lunt is in the form of his life,distribution used to be a weak link,now his passing both off the deck from dh or in open play is fast and accurate over long distance.

Impressed with Dwyer though when he came on,only slight build but knocking down their big forwards in one on ones.

Good win,they didn't look fatigued after last week,and Ukuma showed up well in an 80 minute performance.

Though Ukuma was one of our top performers last night and Fergy was in top form too until his injury. Brough was his usual best and controlled the game in the first half. My only concern is how ordinary we look without Brough on the pitch.