What a leader.
Solid steady game when on, same as last week.
But when it's getting tough or were really under the cosh he finds another level.
Some of the carries late on off our line were tremendous late on, and some bone crunchers in D.
A true leader of men, understanding why he's been made captain.
To be fair as well we're probably a bit off seeing his best yet after a long lay off.

Karl leuluia was Ellis' s bitch last night.

Ellis pounded him and burrows.

Don't think I've seen anyone hit so hard in defence. Being tackled by Ellis must be similar to running into a brick wall.

Nearly as good as his dad when he played for the DONS.

No surprise we've suddenly got better since he came back

The guy can hit! I feel for attackers running at him. Agree with you Airliebird,runninglate, still improvements to be had. But I still think Hull can up it even more. What must Miller think watching that at home? Got to be rubbing his hands

According to McRae he's bouncing up and down waiting with his bags packed waiting for the postman. And if his visa arrives Monday he's on the plane Tuesday.

It was a worry when he left the field - according to the Mail he felt light-headed - but thankfully must have been give the all clear.

McRae was in sports bar after the game and after giving his little speech was chatting to a few of us. Ellis was having heart flutters / palpitations which apparently he's had before and the reason the trainer was holding his wrist was to check his pulse. It cleared up fine so he was chucked back on second half.

I'm not sure if I've seen such a consistently brutal tackler.
He was absolutely battering them.

Joel Edwards and Nigel Plum like to hit hard in the tackle but never as consistent as Ellis .

Been at the KC fun day today - was shocked just how big all the guys are up close. Ellis is huge and how Mr Lineham has such a turn of speed for such a big bloke I don't know.