Disappointing of course but after a loss at least nowadays there's a foundation to build on, and I think if we do this a little bit better or this goes our way we'd have won. Whereas before, I was watching us lose and thinking, I don't even know where we go from here. I don't understand how we're even attempting to build a consistent team. Now it's very obvious, defence and pack is solid for the most part. If the attack gets a bit better, we'll win quite a few.



Also, we're certainly not missing Frawley or Ackers, keep them far away from the squad. I can't watch anymore of Frawley's kicks that remind me of pre-match warm-ups for the backs.

Really high quality game and first half was especially good. Understand the frustration of some, but I can fully take a loss like that. Two evenly matched teams scoring three tries each, seperated by goal kicking.
Thought our defence and forward pack were amazing, and the attack looked like it was gelling too. There were a few errors, but no performance will be perfect. I'm just glad we've found a way of competing with the better teams in the comp. Wigan last week could have easily gone the other way, and so could this.

I'm expecting Leigh and Hull FC to drop in form at some point. We've been through a pretty difficult run of games, and not looked out of place at all. Plenty to work on, but think we'll see a good season from the team.

From what I can tell from the disciplinary notes Palaasia isn't even mentioned. 
Dufty and Vaughan are the only players named from the Wire game. Not sure if that means sin binning was sufficient or that he has been found blameless?

Means there was absolutely nothing with it. As everyone with eyes already knew 

Sin bin sufficient is what they are saying.
Clearly gives them a cop out to say he did something wrong but with limited action against him.

Yep, if he'd actually made contact to the head with shoulder he'd have been cited.