Broken jaw

Ashurst suffered a very serious injury last season, and there was a moment in the second half, where he tackled someone and just when it was about completed, he fell off the tackle, it just looked like he was all in at that moment. I think the quick turnaround, after a serious operation, was just too soon. If the forwards are going to be freshened up, especially in the front row, the logical thing would be to bring Tanginoa back into a wider role.

As for BJB, he didn't take part in any pre season training at all, so the club must have known then, that there was potentially a serious issue with him, but like with Randell last year, seems a more, worry later situation, when an issue could have been resolved in better time

Out played
Out enthused
Out coached.
Dim wit wing play twice giving a free frun in.
Dumb penalties.
Two stupid sin bins that cost tries and energy.
Five day turnaround too much, Daryl Powell worked this out, sent his men out early, got them fired up and we didn't get a look in.
So glad I saved £80 not driving from Lincs.
I don't think it's a roller coaster ride anymore, just a shambles most weeks with the occasional bit of joy.

Not sure that I agree there.
Yes we lost our way after the sin binning but, Trinity were the better side in the first half, with Cas only making yardage on the back of penalties.
Powell did get his players out early in the second half or, maybe Chester kept ours back ?
The bottom line is that we went to pieces after the first sin binning and this, along with discipline needs addressing.

Add to that the disruption of losing Arundel and Hampshire playing with a suspected fracture plus, the Child effect and you see where we lost the game.

I've been through thin and thin with Wakey over 60 years.
If the players were kept back then that is a coaching mistake. As is not freshening up the squad pre game. Yes, the first 40 were good apart from conceding stupid tries from ill discipline.
Also, going live on t.v. and slagging off your team is dumb mamagement. It's not how it's done in the workplace and this is no different. It will backfire, again.
As stated elsewhere, lack of leadership needs addressing as does the half back play. Same old, same old......blah blah blah.