Just Browny

London didn't have the zip about their attack tonight to get them across the line, but their effort and application - contrasted with the farces at Hull and Huddersfield - means they should hold their heads very high.

I hate those 'knock ons', at the worst he slightly hesitantly played it. No drop and no advantage from it, should be play on.

I didn't really expect us to be as 'on' as that, very impressive even if the opposition was shocking.

Currie is incredible tonight.

Is it feasible Myler could give himself a three year playing contract before he gets sacked from his DoR role?

Ssh, let's keep our heads down

Yes and yes. It's perfectly possible, and it actually worsens Sky's product on the Friday night compared to if there was a genuine head-to-head battle for the hubcap ongoing.

So all of a sudden, with less than a week's notice, Thursday nights are a thing again. I really feel for Salford and Wigan fans here, to change the date of a game at this notice is shocking and as the comments show creates massive bad will among supporters. More broadly I just think scheduling has been particularly awful this year. No rhyme or rhythm to when games are played, the odd Thursday game but often not, and a failure to take opportunities when there is the odd weekend without major football or other major sporting competition.

If someone has got the ball, you're within your rights to commit to a tackle and if the ball carrier drops down at the last instant that should be taken into account as mitigation. But if someone hasn't yet taken possession, like Moylan, defenders need to be much more careful and shouldn't be throwing themselves at the man on an assumption about what will happen. It's dangerous and that looks a very dangerous tackle by Minchella.

Terrific player and individual.

Jordan Rapana to Hull, two year deal. It does seem like there are going to be a fair few 35+ players going around next year.

https://halifaxpanthers.co.uk/panthers-news/financial-update-9-9-24-halifax-panthers/ HMRC apparently paid, players not so.

Dewsbury acquitted themselves well, but Halifax had too much for them overall. Ed Barber won MOM, even though every time he got tackled he reached back and placed the ball behind him and led the Shay in a chorus of Swing Low Sweet Chariot pre-game.

Not exactly a mind-blowing crowd, 1647.