Willzay: He certainly didn’t have to drop the ball when Robertson picked up and scored. Correct, but on the balance of probability don't you think he'd have been expecting the ball in his arms and not up on his shoulders while concentrating on the opposition winger and centre, and while I'm not a lip reader I'd bet money that the words from Hall's mouth were by way of an apology for such a terrible pass just my opinion  of course.

Willzay: He certainly didn’t have to drop the ball when Robertson picked up and scored. Correct, but on the balance of probability don't you think he'd have been expecting the ball in his arms and not up on his shoulders while concentrating on the opposition winger and centre, and while I'm not a lip reader I'd bet money that the words from Hall's mouth were by way of an apology for such a terrible pass just my opinion  of course.

So, not picking on Tom because I'm sure it's a one off. But as we are discussing, the ball bobbled between his hands and face. It wasn't outside his reach. But the problem wasn't the drop, it was that he didn't recover and make it dead. There was a lot of time to make it dead and more to stop Robertson. And the pass came from Max I think. Not from Hall. The words to Tom were more to make him feel better and support him. It was right in front of me.

So, not picking on Tom because I'm sure it's a one off. But as we are discussing, the ball bobbled between his hands and face. It wasn't outside his reach. But the problem wasn't the drop, it was that he didn't recover and make it dead. There was a lot of time to make it dead and more to stop Robertson. And the pass came from Max I think. Not from Hall. The words to Tom were more to make him feel better and support him. It was right in front of me.

Tom wasn’t the only one to have a mare with the ball you’re right. Hall, Jowitt, Walmsley dropped it a few times as well. And ironically one of the few times Pratt passed the ball Walmsley dropped it when he had a chance to score.

Tom wasn’t the only one to have a mare with the ball you’re right. Hall, Jowitt, Walmsley dropped it a few times as well. And ironically one of the few times Pratt passed the ball Walmsley dropped it when he had a chance to score.

Nothing to fear from any pack in S L the pack gave as much as they took We can not play Hood and Russell as 9 s together both can tackle but offer nothing in attack , need a 9 who can interchange and brings some thing new to the field .Was Trueman on the field just did nothing (he is a Marquee player expected some thing)  Max had a poor game but you can not expect him to go well every week Think we have seen the best of T J but the passes he was getting were shockers .Over all in the spine Lino was the only one that went ok . But think the main thing that gave Saints the win ,was all the mistakes we made ,handing the ball over well in our half .Think all the 50/50 calls went Saints way and like HKR so did the the bounce of ball ,but overall we were poor

I don't agree on Trueman but I do agree on Russell and the mistakes killed us. It wasn't just us though. Sts squeezed us out of the game with their defense but we helped them with their field position. Our completion rate must have been awful

I don't agree on Trueman but I do agree on Russell and the mistakes killed us. It wasn't just us though. Sts squeezed us out of the game with their defense but we helped them with their field position. Our completion rate must have been awful

While disappointed with the loss, the issues are fixable. We were in the game but let ourselves down with the errors. We weren't blown away.

While disappointed with the loss, the issues are fixable. We were in the game but let ourselves down with the errors. We weren't blown away.

Not sure which Hood you've been watching but his runs from dummy half have got us on the front foot quite a few times this season and it was his grubber kick and chase that led directly to Lino's try at Headingley (which ultimately won us the game !!)

Personally I think it's time to see Russell at 7 with Truman at 6. Lino did OK and tackled like a warrior, but was largely ineffective and his in play kicks were poor. One things for sure, shoehorning all three into the matchday 17 has a negative affect on the squad.

Personally I think it's time to see Russell at 7 with Truman at 6. Lino did OK and tackled like a warrior, but was largely ineffective and his in play kicks were poor. One things for sure, shoehorning all three into the matchday 17 has a negative affect on the squad.

Khlav Kalash: While disappointed with the loss, the issues are fixable. We were in the game but let ourselves down with the errors. We weren't blown away. They are the same issues we had all last year in the Championship, apart from the Grand Final, and we still need them fixing.

Khlav Kalash: While disappointed with the loss, the issues are fixable. We were in the game but let ourselves down with the errors. We weren't blown away. They are the same issues we had all last year in the Championship, apart from the Grand Final, and we still need them fixing.

Russell at 7 - not for me. He hasn't earned the right. Lino has played well. It's no coincidence our right edge has been a key part if our attack.

Russell at 7 - not for me. He hasn't earned the right. Lino has played well. It's no coincidence our right edge has been a key part if our attack.

PopTart: Russell at 7 - not for me. He hasn't earned the right. Lino has played well. It's no coincidence our right edge has been a key part if our attack. Then he doesn't make the 17. Earning the right is difficult to do when your playing 9. Lino plays the game the way he always has done since he signed for Trinity. He hasn't evolved or got better. Some times he runs the ball too wide taking out the space for the edges to attack (when they can catch a ball that is) and his kicks are straight down the fullbacks throat. He has a blinder every so often then drops back to average again.

PopTart: Russell at 7 - not for me. He hasn't earned the right. Lino has played well. It's no coincidence our right edge has been a key part if our attack. Then he doesn't make the 17. Earning the right is difficult to do when your playing 9. Lino plays the game the way he always has done since he signed for Trinity. He hasn't evolved or got better. Some times he runs the ball too wide taking out the space for the edges to attack (when they can catch a ball that is) and his kicks are straight down the fullbacks throat. He has a blinder every so often then drops back to average again.