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Hey at least they won the second half.

Shame we couldn't sell BV out without a large away following. In time hopefully.

Lots of management speak, without much meat on the bones as to what is actually being proposed and what clubs are not happy about, other than wanting more money. Vague enough to not mention KPI, time scales, etc, very underwhelming.

Maybe it shows young coach who can set up a team but is unable to adapt as a game progresses. No doubt this will come in time

Fair point. What a mess.

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Or 82-0. Better to just expunge their results.

West London Eels?

Definition of madness.....

There was a fair bit of space even with that figure, reckon if Leeds are playing decent it will be bettered, perhaps if Cas improve too. Hull FC may bring a a fair few too come the 21st given their good start of the season. Would prefer more Trinity fans to turn up though.

So, Salford?

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Sometimes things just dont work out, for whatever reason. I think both parties were happy to move on and I'm sure there will be mistakes Powell made at Warrington that he will have taken away with him and to learn from. One of those, as others have said, will be the 'no dickheads' policy Trinity have on recruitment, and will drop intrest in a player, no matter how talented, if they're a bit of a b3llend. Some people have said he struggles with egos. He may well just be more suited to a club with less expectation, but still has ambition. Whatever it was, both clubs seem to be happy with their current set up. Let's leave it at that.

Fundamentally Wire were missing players, but so were Trinity although it's never really talked about, presumably because not many would know that we are, unless it was Johnstone, Trueman or McMeekan missing.

As a Trinity fan, well worth a watch, and even for a non fan, you would appreciate the fantastic production.

We got pinged when we tried, obviously not clever enough to get away with it.

Fundamentally Saints were clinical, Trinty were clumsy. Pretty much every strike player had a poor game, Johnstone had a mare, Jowitt drop two bombs which he never does, Lino found Welsby with every kick, Trueman was largely anonymous, Walmsley caught Johnstones droppsy's, Pratt couldn't get into the game. Stornton found it difficult. Personally I thought Vagana or Hall were out best outlets, but we need some time on the training field to learn we can't go for the big play every set.

Trinity weren't at the races as an attacking threat, any time we got good field position we buggered it up. Defence was OK considering. Onto more winnable games.

A touch light in the forwards, especially with one named as 18th man.

From the outside looking in, it seems to be more what he hasn't done. Same for Sutton. For the games leaderships, they are pretty anonymous.