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He's referring to food and drinks, not a stand.

Flanagan is a excellent prospect. He gives out plenty so has to be prepared to take some stick, but he's got a bright future.

The worst part is behind the TV camara, and will generally be the experience of the away support. Other than a roof for 3/4 of it, there's not much that can be done to increase capacity unless Trinity buy around 30 houses.

Still looked like there was plenty of room in the south West corner too.

Run hard and direct, and our woeful 1 on 1 tackling happily obliged. I've never seen four tries conceded when we had so much cover. Still, the Farts have got to be happy with that. They were unlucky not to come away with the points today, admittedly it was a bad day in the office from a Trinity point of view. The back line is very ad hoc right now and it shows. Likey to be another wing/centre partnership next week with Pitts injuring his lower limb. Can't say I'm looking forward to seeing what Cas' left edge does to our defensively inept right flank next week.

Saints now saying they haven't turned down a bid and have now reported us to the RFL.

An odd choice, you'd think they have a pick of Aussie assistants wanting the role seeing what it has done for Peters. To go for a relative unknown, coaching wise, is certainly left field.

Then God help you out wide!

2nd row as he's powerfully built and can break a tackle, however the last time he played their Catalans ripped us apart on our right edge and he was subbed after 20 minutes.

Cam Scott looked like he was going to rip it up when he first joined Trinity but never hit those heights. Looked really laboured and out of sorts against Wigan last week. Need a good replacement though, Perhaps RTS will play centre, or Pratt to return to his favoured position.

Wigan simply too good last night, from the 30 minute mark I said to my mate it looked like Trinity were down to 12 men with how easily Wigan created overlaps and space on the edges. What summed the game up was Wigan brought French on, we put Will Tate on. With that monument demonstration of the gap in quality, it no surprise we lost, but the manner was disappointing. I felt some of the players gave up with Wigan being too hard to handle.

The slow hand clap was a review of the Hiku try, although they seemed to be replaying the same angle over and over which didn't show anything different from the first time. There was no evidence to overturn the on field refs call of no try.

Really stupid action by Sue, you've just got a man advatage and you go and do something like that when the man had already been tackled.

Boring, where's the Shark?!