Thought Bowden was very god expected him to go for glory a couple of times but passed it on well.
Turner made himself International prospect IMO

For me, Whiting was the key to unlocking the Rovers defence. But a fantastic display from everyone today.

All of our forwards played well today for me. Radford stepped in surprisingly well, Bowden just looks more and more comfortable at this level, and Pitts showed some promising signs.

Agree about there being several puddings in the Rovers pack, Murrell looks so out of shape and slow, neither Hodgson nor Wheeldon did anything to suggest letting them go were mistakes, and I was really surprised at just how little Mika offered TBH. Even Taylor and Watts are amongst the 1 hour wonders brigade.

yes and look who is their conditioner at CP

Whiting's second spell was great and his offloads created holes in the KR defence. Was also solid in defence.

Pleased with Bowden. Only just turned 20 this year but hasn't looked out of place at all and can only kick on (and who better than Andy Lynch to have as a role model and mentor?).

Lynch solid as usual.

Aspinwall really stood up, I thought. At a time when we're light in the forwards he gave 100% and never let us down, made some good metres. If Gentle is looking to have a more mobile pack I wouldn't be surprised if he offered Aspinwall a contract extension with a view to him playing at prop (after all, Gentle does keep saying 'recruitment starts from within').

I agree , Great effort from the pack yesterday , 9 games into the season and their forwards shouldn't be blowing like they where, even in the first half the signs were there .

Said during and after the game that they don't look fit. Slow getting back when we kicked (at one point they had 7 still behind our defensive line on the first tackle) and slow moving up (thought ref had blown up for something as they just stopped and let Danny H run 9 yards).

I'm not celebrating because we over ran them as its no great achievement. But the signs are very good and we have serious potential.

What sort of a fan are you? Shame on you!

Celebrating the result and laughing at them, but hey, it's no great shakes to beat such a poor team

Whiting's second spell was great with ball in hand - his first was equally as good in defence and kick pressure.
All the forwards were exceptional and there is a real spirit and determination to play for each other.

His offloads seems to be something he's been working on. For the Yeamo try you can see he held off passing it early to Turner and waited till he drew the winger (Hall?) before offloading. Great stuff Rich!

Goes to show,in the face of adversity some player given the chance will step up to the plate.

Our right, Rovers' left wing, so would have been Hodgson.

Ah that's right. Whoever it was, great effort from Whiting.

Absolutely, just thought I'd let you know.

The pack was outstanding Bowden, Pitts and the new Lad Radford where spelled perfectly and played really well also Aspinwall and Whiting have been quaility this season.

Have to agree with everybody else's comments on Bowden.
Only four or five games under his belt and doesn't at all look out of place.
Monday will be a much bigger test for him though and I can't wait to see how he gets on.

look, i know he's has a pretty good start to his career, but this is perhaps going a bit too far

Yes but its not what they are, its WHO they are.

The pack were superb and despite the talk of the Rovers pack before the game they easily matched and then beat. Everyone contributed but Radford deserves a special mention as does Whiting. Pitts did very well for his first game, some nice offloads and big hits.

Just goes to show what a good coach can do with players, we have 4 or 5 players this year that are like new signings, playing really really well.

ps
I see they have started a "Agar out" thread on the wakefield board, enough said there.

Actually after watching it back, it was Dobson doing his hiding out on the wing bit. Hodgson was the man who came out to leave the gap for Whiting from the offload.

Who/why/what was Dobson pointing too as Whiting and Turner waltzed by him?

Maybe he was saying 'Look over there!' and hoping they'd get confused and fall over? Certainly more likely than him actually trying to make a one-on-one tackle.