Yeah, I know it seemed close for a while, but that was only due to us bombing 5 or 6 good scoring chances. Once we got our act together it was just a question of how many, particularly near the end when the Cats players looked out on their feet.

McIlorum had another outstanding match, fully deserved the sponsor's pick, but I was also impressed with Ben Flower, who I thought outplayed even Mossop today.

The Catalans faces when Josh grounded that last try were just lovely to watch...how the **** did that ball stay infield?

McIlorum was superb. His attacking play has come on so much this year and he was more willing to get out of dummy half and trouble the defence himself. Outstanding effort and definitely the best player on the field.

Flower, Lima and Mossop were impressive while Lauaki was rightly hauled off for running in and pushing the Catalans player. If you're going to run in you've got to punch the guy.

Another good all round performance and I can't really think of a player who didn't play well, which is exactly how it should be.

Also worth a mention is Gareth Hock who was brilliant all game.

Id say it was a good performance with alot to improve on, which is even more positive. If the ball stuck in the first 20mins we could have racked up another big score IMO we was opening them up easily at times.

Hock was my MOTM just infront of McLlorum who is just getting better and better this year, and I agree that Flower was strong today making good yards and impact in defence and attack.

I really didn't expect us to put so many past them! Coming into this I expected a physical game, and we got just that. But it was also very scrappy, in that first half as you say we bombed a good few trys which meant the half time scoreline somewhat flattered Catalans.

We managed to get going in the second half and once Catalans tired they where there for the taking. They put so much effort into their spoiling tactics etc and I think that just caught up with them.

Gareth Hock was immense today and put in some brilliant runs, aswell as Mcllorum who made some good yards from dummy half and mixed it up well in defence against a big pack.

For me we still gave too many silly penalty's away and a few misplaced passes and silly errors(although the wind may have played its part) but it's good to see us playing expansive rugby and moving the ball about a lot, and when we play like that I guess we should expect to have a few more handling errors. but hopefully they can keep working on it, and more passes will stick.

btw, what the hell was lauaki playing at? I didn't see what he did other than seeing a cats player go flying backwards.

Except for his stupid offload attempt Hock was MOTM for me. So powerful and he's hitting hard.

Hock was amazing. Best game since his ban.

Final pass plays were poor at times but overall solid performance.

Lauaki unleashed the rage for the first time, nothing too bad. Running 25 metres to push a player in the face was not needed though.

Silverwoods turning into Ganson with his whistle happy habits.

High shot on Hansen, Silverwood had already blown for the penalty, Eric runs over from 25 yards away and pushes the Cats player over. Waney immediately substitutes him, but then the ref calls him back over to tell him off! I suspect he's still getting an earful from Waney even now...

Don't really mind it me I think we lack abit of aggression and biff at times
Played well today eric

Silverwood still likes to be the centre of things though, doesn't he.

He must be the only referee who specialises in back-to-back penalties (for the opposition, that is). The Cats' second try was definitely down to his interference, and yet he missed plenty of other stuff.

A maddening peformance by the man in the middle.

"easy" isn't the word I'd use. We made it more difficult for ourselves with general sloppiness in the first half. We should have gone in at half-time two scores in front, not two points behind. We were much more clinical in the second half

Agreed, he continues to defy the critics. Strong going forward and still not seeing many silly penalties or falling of tackles as we was told to expect from a few Hull fans.

Also like that we have both him and Hock who will give it to them. Hock literally frightens some opposition players.

Hock had a great game today his offload after he made a sensational run was his only bad point, it's form like that which will see him be an international player again.

Well I thought the first 50 mins we were terrible. It's good to beat a team like that though when you're not playing at your best!

Richard silverwood had the worst game I've seen him have, Catalan are a very dirty team and it will cost them when it comes to winning trophys.

When Hock is on form there's nobody better in Super League IMO. Hasn't had a brain fart yet this season either

i think Micky don't take no pool as well but thays about it for us
as big as lima and mossop are they ain't scrappers whod back there team mates come what may

Hock's offload was the only bad point of his performance today and it was a little silly as it was only the 3rd tackle but I think at times when players poke through the line like that some of our players are a bit slow to react and push up in support. If someone was on his shoulder that was a walk in.

Wane has been on Radio Manchester and has said if Hock continues his form from the last 4 games he must be in contention for the England side

Could have been a lot more had we been more clinical. Could have been punished on another day. Just need to get the next two games out of the way now before the big game against wire.

At the risk of being controversial Jack Hughes didn't do enough in attack again for me and bombed a simple walk in try. I'm not even acknowledging his try because he only finished off Tusons good work. Defensively i've little complaint but his attack needs alot of work how Richards is managing to score is beyond me because apart from last weeks solid offload his tries certainly ain't coming from Hughes, He isn't the long term replacement for Carmont at this time I hope he proves me wrong in the future.

I mean easy in the sense that we could afford to bomb so many chances and still come away with a 24-point win, which was a much greater gulf between the two teams than I expected. Even going in at half time behind on the scoreboard, I was never worried.

Oh, it was the Wigan "miserable brigade" who said Eric was a penalty machine, most over there said he was badly used... Looks good to me so far, bit silly to rush in, but great for team morale...

Was very relieved to see Hock come back on after he went off in the second half. He looked like he was in agony.

Best attack in the league

Best defence in the league

Dominated the 'world champions' oh, and we have Widnes/London next up, can't be bad eh boys

A bit harsh, I feel - yeah that early drop was a horrible error, but he wasn't the only one making mistakes: Lockers had two early very wayward passes out left and then dropped a pass from Sam second half with the line open.

For a 20-year-old converted 2nd row having only his 4th game at centre, I think he's doing better than could have been expected.

and charnleys top try scorer