‘Criminal errors’ flip you’d think we’d been playing like the Harlem Globetrotters for the past 5 years!

Mylers kick chase was spot on too. For all the talk of energy battles and styles or whatever he’s one who seems to really know when to inject himself.

Managed to watch the game this morning. We are one hell of a side when we are playing fast and with momentum. Big Sam Lisone is an absolute wrecking ball off the bench. Huge advantage to have 2 halves who are great kickers too.
Austin can pretty much do it all. Thought his long kicking and passing was top draw…..

Not really sure what you are getting at, but by criminal errors I specifically mean: Martin flinging the ball out of a tackle on his own line against Catalans; Olpherts dropping the ball underneath his own sticks at Saints; Olpherts failing to (never mind dropping) even attempt to catch kicks against Hull, Cas and KR. Total killers in any game. Cut that out we'll be hard to play against every week.

Much improved 2nd half again. Lisone and Tet really helped swing the momentum. After a slow start Lisone has improved in recent weeks and is making an impact from the bench.
The new additions Macdonald, Lisone, McDonnell and Sangare all have added something to the team. It's our lack of cohesion in attack at times and our conceding of easy metres which is letting us down. When we get it right we look a dangerous side.

Very good call, I hope Rohan does get the balance right to the Conservative approach to the early energy battle. Compounded with errors and penalties it's dangerous when we can find ourselves too many scores down before we have our say in the game. He seems to have already reflected on the short kick off philosophy so he seems he can adjust.

They’re just errors mate.You can’t expect us to play as free and open as we do without errors. We’ll make plenty of errors this year, fine by me, as when we stick we can finally score from anywhere on the field again….

Just watched the game back as well.
Tetevano and Lisone off the bench completely changed the momentum of the game.
Both high impact.
Tet is definitely better off the bench and is benefitting from a stronger pack.
And Lisone is starting to show what he can do.
Austin was good as well. Deffo worth another contract for me.
Can be frustrating, but can be very good. Always trying to make things happen.
Bentley had a really poor game tbh, but he'll not always be as bad as that.

I do agree we all want us to play entertaining RL, that will always come with errors.

I just want us to start fast but RS does like to conserve our energy

Enjoyed the game after watching LU turn in the worse second half display of the season.
First 20 thought we were going to be doing the same and if we continue to do that we will be blown away and find it hard to claw back the points.
If Bentley has missed 12 tackles plus the 7 the week before that certainly needs addressing.
But he does make plenty of tackles too.
Myler at the back makes a big difference to how Austin plays imo.
All the backs did well but I much rather see Martin in the second row if I`m honest.
Tet and Lisone getting better each week and Smith another top performance.
McDonnell definitely MoM.
Oledzki not match fit just yet so should get better.
And Martin going from what 85% success rate to 10% is a real strange one.
So funny seeing Connor kick for touch to waste time when losing and that coming off him trying to wind Bentley up most of the game

One thing i would be concerned about if i was a Hudds fan is when tui made that break in the second half there was nobody with him at all, they look to lack pace to me

last 6o was supurb. classic RL.
but you can't keep giving teams a start and momentum every fame

Won’t happen every game. Just the way this one penned out as few early penalties. I’m more keen on finishing strong…..
And happy birthday! I live near Tad and pass through it all the time…..

thanks pal. elland road didnt exactly go to plan but it happens.

Connor: best attacking kick since Tony Clubb's "bomb"?

Good win - the Giants are a top 5 side. Thought Austin was once again very good and pick of halves. Like to see more of Johnson but O'Connor does a good job, McDonnell is typical of the output of Wigan's academy good at the basic and excellent game awareness. Thought the forwards were very good - Holroyd especially.

Must admit there are many many things I would want to do on my birthday, rather than watch that pile of…….

I see the serious about RL Facebook idiots are out in force again. Myler’s 'headshot’ was as bad as Dudson’s punch to a defenceless player on the floor

His hand hit the ball nothing else.

From disaplinery on Myler

“Player is going for the loose ball and catches opponent with a flat hand to the face.”

No further action.

In other newd Morgan Knowles grade D tribunal dangerous contact again about time he got a hefty ban

Saints fans having their usual whinge but its a clear hip drop tackle and they are really dangerous, both hip drop tackles that occurred in the hull game and wigan saints game resulted in an injury to the attacking player

Was Sue only cited once from the Hull derby? Thought I only saw his name once. I’m sure he did a hip drop and a tip tackle pretty much back to back.

Season ending for Cooper if the pie board is to be believed.

Anyone unfamiliar with a hip drop tackle can see a great presentation on wht they are and why they are so dangerous here https://www.nrl.com/news/2022/05/02/key ... op-tackle/ The technique needs eradicating from the game

Anyone unfamiliar with a hip drop tackle can see a great presentation on wht they are and why they are so dangerous here https://www.nrl.com/news/2022/05/02/key ... op-tackle/ The technique needs eradicating from the game

Quote ="The Eagle"Anyone unfamiliar with a hip drop tackle can see a great presentation on wht they are and why they are so dangerous here https://www.nrl.com/news/2022/05/02/key ... op-tackle/ The technique needs eradicating from the game'" You can certainly see why it's so dangerous. A large portion of the defender's weight lands on the attacker's ankle joint.

Quote ="The Eagle"Anyone unfamiliar with a hip drop tackle can see a great presentation on wht they are and why they are so dangerous here https://www.nrl.com/news/2022/05/02/key ... op-tackle/ The technique needs eradicating from the game'" You can certainly see why it's so dangerous. A large portion of the defender's weight lands on the attacker's ankle joint.