1. Jonny Lomax;

2. Tommy Makinson,
3. Jordan Turner,
24. Gary Wheeler,
5. Adam Swift;

6. Lance Hohaia,
7. Luke Walsh;

18. Alex Walmsley,
9. James Roby,
16. Kyle Amor,
12. Jon Wilkin,
13. Willie Manu,
4. Josh Jones.

8. Mose Masoe
10. Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook,
11. Sia Soliola,
17. Paul Wellens.

1. Greg Eden; 2. Ben Cockayne, 3. Kris Welham, 18. Liam Salter, 19. Craig Hall; 6. Travis Burns, 7. Kris Keating; 8. Justin Poore, 9. Josh Hodgson, 10. Michael Weyman, 11. Kevin Larroyer, 13. Jamie Langley, 15. Graeme Horne.

Subs: 14. Adam Walker, 20. Jordan Cox, 22. Rhys Lovegrove 23. James Green.

no laffranchi

A wins a win as they say. Sounded very sloppy from what I heard, but they got the job done.

I am ultra disappointed wellens had his try ruled out at the end - does anyone know why? Was saddened reffing?

Gary Wheeler has now managed 4 games without injury.

Is this a PB?

Regards

King James

Not true, he was out injured last week with a dead leg.

This week he lasted the full 80 and seemed to be in such shock that he dropped two absolute golden chances to score.

We weren't half as fluid as against Salford, yet still easily won. Sign of a good side if you can play badly and win

We were lucky that Hull KR were dreadful. Dropped a lot of ball and we bombed a lot of chances

If we'd had taken those chances early on down our left side, we would have blew them away no problem.

Would rather the passes stuck in September than March

were not doing much to make the breaks either, just seems like natural flair and pace in our back line - once the passes start sticking, well do well

Yeah that's a fair point. Swift was unplayable tonight

We should have been 24-12 up at half time, another good pack performance draining the energy out of opposition, Roby and Walmsley candidates for the highest metres again.
Don,t know if Brown rested Percival if so then thats the best way to bring the lad through without too much pressure.