Please, please let Chissy not be injured badly and be back next week.

Pretty unbelievable is an understatement, I think. I don't know where they were hiding that one but it was top drawer and no mistake.

Chissy going for a scan according to himself in Sky interview. He said the pain had gone but was clearly not walking totally freely. Even if he can't play next week I think we can probably beat Dews with Keyes at half, if the pack can repeat that level of performance. It's largely down to confidence imo and if that show doesn't give them the confidence to turn Dewsbury over then something is definitely wrong!

Outstanding effort. The weather was a bit of a leveller but we were outstanding heart, guts and effort. Think a draw would have been a fair result. Hoping the Chissy injury not too serious. Walked off the field and back onto it to do a sky interview. Normally those season ending knee injurires players can't walk so im hoping against hope he's fine.

Hopefully we've learnt from last year and turn up against Dewsbury with exactly the same attitude.

It would be just our luck for Chisholm to be out for months now.
But if we play with that intensity against Dewsbury, with Keyes/Lilley in the halves and hopefully Oakes back in the centres then we should be able to come away with the win.

We need Sheffield and Batley to both do us huge favours today and beat Swinton/Dewsbury.

I thought Hallas was absolutely outstanding, would love to see his stats, never stopped all game. Very impressed with him last night.

I'd echo a lot of the positive thoughts on here. Especially about the likes of Chisholm, Lilley & Hallas. Just all round a totally different performance and pleasing to see even with the result.

The one negative I will say is that Oscar Thomas was to blame for that result. I know it sounds harsh to pick out one player, and he did some good stuff in attack, but three crucial mistakes in his own half were massively costly. If he doesn't make those mistakes, we win that match. Sure others made mistakes too (Bentley not passing to Macani for example), but you can't excuse THREE. Unfortunately Thomas is clearly a confidence player and as soon as he makes the first one, his head goes down and he makes more.

He's better than I'd have give him credit for earlier in the season, but unless he cuts out those mistakes, he's always going to be a bit of a liability.

Probably your best performance of the season so far. One of our worst from an attacking point of view although not helped by the conditions.

Demonstrated flaw in the system being able to import players that will not be available in the longer term. Helps in individual matches but cannot see how it helps you or others build a team to develop your club.

It should not be long before you points are in the black. Good luck for rest of the season

But we all know that the key to our season is somehow being able to field a competitive pack every week, we have the speed, we have the youthful enthusiasm, we have a refreshingly adventurous style of attacking play, but we need a pack every week that can hold its own and when we don't we are flogged. No pack Plan B is the elephant in the room. Yesterday's pack playing like it played would give anybody a contest.

Absolutely cracking performance. Chisholm and Lilley were immense in the halves. Chisholm is such an x-factor type of player and some of his game reads and decisions he makes are incredible. Fingers and toes firmly crossed that he isn't too badly injured as he will win us some games on his own throughout the rest of the season.

The Leeds players that we are lucky to have at the moment are class and I felt that our own pack players like Magrin, Kirk and Davies all looked a lot better having other big players around them rather than young academy lads.

Lots to be positive about and I really can't wait for the Dewsbury game next week now.

It would have been the perfect evening if we could have hit zero in such a big game on a big stage but I'm sure everyone will still have come away proud and happy with the performance the lads put in.

Fingers crossed Leeds Salford and Cas have an injury free bank holiday. If we could get the four Leeds lads for a longer period and get Murray and Larroyer back things would be looking very good.

A disaster of a result avoided with Swinton losing to Sheffield

Unfortunately the sorry state of affairs our club was left in (squad decimated, still in liquidation 2 weeks before start of season) has meant that we've had little option this season but to use loan players. For whatever reason clubs weren't willing to grant us season long loans like Ellis and Abdull for you. But 4 loan players for us against 2 loan players for you isn't exactly a colossal difference.
For us this season is simply about the short term goal of avoiding relegation. If it takes loan players and dual reg to achieve that then so be it.

We can't have all of them playing. You can only have 5 loan/dual reg guys in your 17 at any time.
If we're having to choose then I'd take Murray back over Larroyer but Beattie wasn't too confident that we'd see Murray again this season (even though Murray isn't making the Salford 19 anymore AND they've just signed a new prop).

If Chisholm made such a difference why didn't we cough up the transfer fee Sheffield clearly wanted a month ago!

I'd definitely take Murray over Larroyer too. I haven't seen the two Widnes lads yet that played the last couple of weeks. Did they look decent?

We now need a favour off Batley

Because we couldn'tmafford it until Leon retired?

It could equally be asked why we didn't offer him a contract at the beginning of the year.

Dewsbury won. Just marvellous.

Probably because you haven't got any money I'm sure I read something about it in the off season

Dewsbury result not all that important, we are 8 points from safety.
Fantastic performance on Saturday, perform like that with that intensity and we'll be close to safety. Starting on Sunday of course.

Are Batley trying to screw with us? Dewsbury have won three games all season - all against Batley

Well, to be fair, you're assuming that Sheffleld were asking the same price then as now and we don't actually know if that is the case. Also, as pointed out above we've lost Leon from both the playing roster and wages list so, given his playing position and charismatic character, bringing Chissy on board is a direct, and imo, very necessary replacement if we have pretensions of making a fist of avoiding relegation.

Just got back from the weekend, what a great match and the support was epic, Sundays support for the remaining matches was poor i'm sure there were more Bulls supporters on the Saturday night than the total support on Sunday.

The only disappointment i felt after the game was the realisation that our owners failed to offer Dane a contract at the start of the season.

The guy was class! If we had him at the start of the season, i'm sure we would have significantly more points on the board!

Massive mistake from the owners!

Maybe we had to hit rock bottom first but I didn’t see that performance coming. In stark contrast to the London game we muscled up and respected possession. Chisholm undoubtedly provided a lift. He has his faults but he’s got that bit of extra X factor that makes a difference in a tight game. I just hope that knock to his knees isn’t serious. Playing with a big pack certainly helped with Magrin in the backrow. I hope we continue to do that. When the rain came down I feared the worst as our handling in the rain has been poor this year but this time we were excellent. Something to build on certainly for the crunch match at the weekend at Dews.