It was a performance fitting for red nose day, what a joke.
Players running round in circles bumping into each other. Our halfbacks are terrible. Meadows is Mr. Catch and pass, never creates anything, Keys does take the line on sometimes but very rarely gets through. We really need to do something there.
Why are we playing Hallas when we have Waine and Lieu sat in the stand?
I'm starting to worry.
So predictable, first two tackles of every set is our wingers coming in to take the ball and the last is a high kick to the corner again very predictable. 
All credit to Barrow, they ran hard, offloaded and tackled well also looked far more enthusiastic.

Noble never airs his dirty laundry in public.  Anyone with eyes can see that we're miles off.   


I see Fev got stuffed today so both teams will be wanting to make amends (you'd think).


Already getting nervous about Good Friday at resurgent Fax.

I think in terms of the result - I understand where Noble is coming from. We had a try ruled out for obstruction (it was the other end of the ground to me but I didn't see anything obvious) and then Blake drops a ball that he should have scooped up to score. Barrow got a few fotunate bounces of the ball off our errors and the game was over. 


But in terms of performance - I would agree we were miles off. We have a tricky run of fixtures coming out - it will show what this group are made of.

Looking in from a far, I can't really offer any true insight. 


It does seem as though the players are believing their own hype a little though, giving an air of entitlement.
We seem OK getting up for the big games, but don't want to roll our sleeves up and get the dirty work done first. 


Training session today should start with 17 mirrors for all the players to look into and have a long hard look.

Agreed, I'm not sure where that has come from, I've not seen anyone saying that!? 

I was just going to say this. 
While I appreciate it can be frustrating to hear, I do prefer this approach. 


I'm certain harsher words will be shared behind closed doors.


It will be interesting to see how we respond to a bit of early adversity now. 
Jose Mourinho was / is a master at using this type of energy to the benefit of the group.....let's hope we can do the same.