The result would indecate that the team are prepared at the present moment to put a shift in for a bit of self pride and to back Chester,.
The end of the season can not come quick enough and that should be the time to sort things out.
The club still has its problems but maybe a couple of player move ons will sort things out.
I hope Chester can turn things round because it's in the interest of the club in general but I would also suggest someone within the club must have an axe to grind and that player or member of staff must be shipped out.
Anyway for the time being a united front and with the players after that graft behind Chester the fans should do the same

Hypocritical in what way?

Loved seeing the lads get a win last night, I don`t think any fans ever don`t want there team to win, they care just as much as you do and that is why they are questioning what they believe to be right and wrong, nothing wrong with that.

Yes, the players played for him last night PT, why has it taken some adversity in the media for that to happen whether the comments were true or not? Chester said himself last week that he was looking at sacking half the team, so he obviously didn't think that they had been playing for him, or was he just saying that for a laugh?

In my opinion we still looked clueless near the line though for 90% of our time in possession down there, what did it take us 8 sets down on there line to score? Huddersfield also scored at will when they go to our 20, a win cannot mask the fact that fundamentally those weaknesses are still there as they have been in loss, we are likely to be less frustrated with it as we got the 2 points which in this business is all that matters in the short term, we did a good job of being smart with the ball, won the field position battle and we completed well and we just about sneaked it, also quite clear to see that we out enthused the Hudds team which was a real positive.

What's the criteria for being a so called fan as against just being a fan?, surely a fan is a fan irrespective of his opinions

I don’t think there’s anyone who can’t see there are still improvements to be made. Like you say the attack especially on the opposition’s line has been poor all year.

However, after getting our first win post lockdown after weeks of losing, you’d think some posters like Egg Banjo would dial down the negativity for at least a couple of days.

Facking hell, the first thing he did when the full time hooter went was moan.

Last night is the reason why we all bitch with each other on this forum regarding all things Trinity. At the end of the day I think it is fair to say we are all united in wanting to see the team compete in games and better still win them .Lets all enjoy a good all round performance over a team that I love t see us beat. For what its worth I am sure we will also get a win against HKR on Sunday.

Last night also proved to me this squad has really under performed and is far more capable as a unit than the results of the 30 to 40 games suggest. We certainly have something to build on and the recent press battles and negative media comments may have been something that has made parties from all sides take stock. I hope we move forward from here. We must recognise there are still many short comings and many areas that need improving, both on and off the field. I just hope the club directors do what they need to do and act in the best interests of the club . Building a side that competes in every game next season starts here and now.and the effort and commitment the team showed last night is all that the supporters ask I believe.

One last point, I must congratulate the Sky team responsible for providing crowd sound effects for not playing a recording of a cow bell

What the heck does Max Jowitt have to do at FB to make people like you realise that HE is the best FB on the books? Why think you can just dump him after a performance like that, to accommodate someone you feel isn't performing at HB? IMO Hampshire had a good game and his kicking was generally good.

Have to agree about Jowitt.
The lad has done nothing other than bust a gut for the side whenever he has played and yet, seems to get kicked into the long grass at the first opportunity.
Up until Millers "ball steal" at the End, Jowitt was our MoM and was outstanding.
If he'd had a Leeds or Saints shirt on the commentary would have been showering praise galore on the lad.
Defensively outstanding and the ball out to Johnstone was better than our 2 halves have managed in the last 10 games.

Drinking a glass of water isn't a big deal generally, however drinking a glass of water after walking in a desert for a few hours will be the best experience you've ever had. Its all relative. All is not rosy, I dont think anyone is saying it is. There are so many things to work on, our attack is so unorganised and panic ridden, our defensive reads are more often than not poor and we wilt under pressure. Our edges are badly exposed. As soon as Sezer got a knock he was ineffective and that really helped us. Never the less the effort and work rate put in deserved the two points. Losing is a habit, that win will be a confidences booster for the players to take into the next game. They may lose, but that's sport.

Oh, I have been underwhelmed with Miller for the past few seasons however tonight I though he led the team well. His ball steal was great, but his reaction when his teammates wanted to celebrate the hit was even better. Had we got aset of six instead I'm not sure we would've scored.

That's when he's at his best. He's played like that in big games before but when you just need a metronome 7 who keeps everything ticking he needs a partner.

Max was one of those two half backs.

I agree PT, but he also needs to show a level of consistency in his own performances as well. When the lad wants to play he is brilliant, his off the cuff running game and his defence is up there with any other 6 in the league, hopefully if we can get a good organising 7 then he can just concentrate on the things he does well as you say.

I thought it was alarming a farmer from Pennistone outplayed David Fifita but other than that a great win.

Sorry it seems to be such a dissapointment to some people on here,

You make it sound like they scored 50.
They scored THREE tries in 80 mins and lost 18-14.
Edited for accuracy.....

Big Dave bringing back the biff.

Nowhere to be seen. Perhaps the garlic I wore around my neck paid off.

Great to get a win at last! Thought Fifita was better, Arona is very valuable whether at prop or 13, Hampshire looks lost, Miller is the best option at 6 we have, and Jowitt was outstanding and just highlights why Walker wasn't needed! Might get panned for this, but I thought TJ & BJB were poor. Tom looks way down on confidence, which isn't normally like him, hopefully his tries will help. At least we have stopped the rot, just shows what some effort and desperation does for you........and a high completion rate for a change!!

They scored 3 tries.

I thought BJB was fine. More games he and Lyne get together the better.
TJ I thought was just trying too hard. He needed to just run with the ball and do what he does best. As you say that will come back with confidence.

He did what he does best, scored 2 tries. One poor defensive read for their third try, other than that, he did fine for me, won a couple of penalties and generally played well. I just wish we'd use him less as a battering ram up the middle. We need more kicks to his corner where he can outjump most wingers and centres and more from Max out wide getting the ball to him with quick plays and cut out passes and we'll score more points.

Very strange that you think a farmer from Penistone should not be able to outplay another prop from the same team, what's alarming is you comparing it to a good result, most disappointing.

Yes he was PT, but perhaps he does it better from FB berth.

Pardon my ignorance but which one is the farmer from Penistone?