Nice to hear

But that can't be all of the problem. We (Wakey) have hardly had a half-back all season - yet we can still win games.



Bradford have found Jeffries out though - he goes missing, big time!

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A missed opportunity really. Had we not started the game so badly we could've been in with a decent chance of winning this.



The start was awful, picking up where we left off versus Wigan. Sheriffe's try before half time was a good finish though and we should've come out all guns blazing. Unfortunately we didn't and we let in too many tries. Manu cause real problems for us and the Hull halves were very slick with the ball.



That's in stark contrast to Jeffries and Deacon. Their passing was abysmal at times. Our backline isn't going to set Super League alight but it's being further handicapped by the crap service it gets. Too many passes went to ground or needed taking at full stretch.



Our defence was frustrating at times, especially early on where we got caught out again on the fringes with players not knowing whether to slide in or out.



Hull didn't have to do much to win and we did tend to drag them down to our level a bit. So much so that the game was winnable at cetain stages but our pants defence put paid to any hopes. It seemed every positive thing we did had to be followed by a couple of negatives. There was no consistency in the performance.



On this form we'll get murdered on Good Friday.

Exactly the halfback's at Bradford are just another convenient excuse as we can't win games.

Would you agree or disagree with the argument that had we had Hull's halves today we would probably have won comfortably?

That's the most worrying thing Hull won with out never having to hit top gear.

Today was the first time I heard a large number of people giving him some stick. TBH on the popular side the team got quite a good hand at the end, the supporters ire was reserved for the coach. He may well be protective of the players but it was him, not the players that got the abuse today.

No I wouldn't say that. We would have still being playing a very limited attacking game plan that doesn't need much defending.

Another thing which i found strange was that, after being the best creative, attacking and freescoring forward that the world has ever seen, we have menzies almost always taking the ball up from first receiver, wtf is that all about? It is not a rle that he has ever played, why isn't he further away from the ruck, among the centres and back rowers, running at defences and doing what he does best? I presume he's playing where he's told to, but we are not utilising him to the best advantage.



In answer to the chap who rightly pointed out that Crookes got eaten, well yes he did, but people can't have it both ways, you can't keep yelling for young 'uns to be given a chance, then be surprised when they play like greenhorns. What next - call s for Mac to drop Crookes?? If the lad is to have any chance then he needs exactly that - a chance. If he gets plenty of game time I am sure he will develop. Getting skinned by Yeaman like he did is what is going to happen to a young lad at times.



In response to Bullseye, well yes we did get badly caught out for the first try, but there are times when you can't blame the team and should just stand up and applaud (as I did) amazing skills such as the two Thorman "specials", those would be scored against anybody and were rugby of the highest order.



I would also like to praise the hull FC fans, sure they're top of the table but it's still early days, yet they cam across in very large numbers.

He got a bit of stick when he came down from his box just before the end of the game.

We would've had a better chance of winning for sure. Winning comfortably? I don't think so, our defence was a let down.



If we had their halves and Willie Manu then probably. We're lacking crispness in the passing and somebody to break the line out wide.