It was a good effort by the lads. The game could have gone either way at one point but we managed to do enough.

Keighley's discipline was absolutely awful. I reckon they must have conceded at least 15 penalties.

Today was a step in the right direction as we did seem better organised than previously. I think that credit must go to Peter Green for sorting that out.

I was impressed by Russ Spiers. Charlie Martin had a good game and Jason Tali always looks a threat when he gets the ball.

Today was a step in the right direction but there is still a lot to work on.

There appear to be a lot of sides of very similar ability in this league and winning close games is going to be very important.

Mr Hossack appears to be impressed with the game. Free Press site this evening www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/spo ... -1-8554743

Mr Hossack appears to be impressed with the game. Free Press site this evening www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/spo ... -1-8554743

Good account.

Good win, not perfect but better. I feel the team just looks more balanced already. The ball went wide sometimes, got kicked sometimes, went up the middle sometimes. Rather than the same thing every time we had got used to and kept the team guessing. So even result aside we just looked better to watch.

We could and should have won by a lot more given the way we dominated the first 20 particularly, but we got away with the missed chances due to Keighley's poor discipline (in a side with Mike Emmett in, who would have thought?).

Better without being anywhere near where we need to be. Good to see a desire to vary the attack, including getting it out wide (I was beginning to think we couldn't do that).

Keighley were not as good as I expected.

Apparently there were only 17 fit players available so the result deserves more praise maybe ?

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There was one point during the game where some people were moaning at the players for not passing it wide because Keighley's defence we set narrow. There is a time and a place. We were bringing it out from our own oline, it was tackle one to three, we were making at least 15 metres a tackle and the quick driving and PTB's won us a penalty.

It was a prime example of when going up the middle works brilliantly!

Exactly Jemmo, last saturday jut about all the Toulouse points came from runs through the middle and TDs near the posts in fact, i'm struggling to recall attacks on the wings from Minga & Maurel.