He was given a chance to re-sign for Crusaders I think but opted for Bulls instead.

We made a lot of errors with ball in hand but for me two real improvements stood out today. When we get it together we play really well and scored some high quality trys today also the defence looks to have improved massively and that's what wins games. OK Wakefield don't look that creative in the halves but we withstood a lot of pressure in the first 15 mins of both halves and only conceeded 1 try during that period.



Good to see Raynor's cross field back track in the second half it's a shame not enough of his colleagues were able to get back to prevent them scoring on the next play because it deserved to keep the score at 6 points to wakey.



Absolutely fantastic to see two pacey wingers really hungry for work they both have points to prove and I reckon they will show the doubters up.

I thought the number of errors we made when we had the ball was significantly less than last week. Still too many for comfort but getting there.

Just watched the highlights of todays game and maybe I'm being a wee bit pedantic here but the last try to Hyde came from a Luke George knock on.

It was a definite knock on from George but I think we were fortunate with Koppy's last try too.

I thought Wakey would have put up a better fight but yet another disappointing defeat, should of know better really to bother with them on a coupon.

said that at game. How we could see it from opposite end of pitch and yet the ref missed it baffled me.

If it hadn't have been given we would be above Leeds tonight.

It did look like a double movement I agree.

All I saw from the main stand was George go up and the ball suddenly in the hands of Hyde crossing the line and putting it down.



What really is annoying is that from viewing the replay James Child is stood face on watching it all but doesn't flag or inform Hicks that there's been a knock-on.



Thank God it didn't effect the result.

Where u get em?

Some really cringeworthy cowboy production from Sky Sports called Wendyball news but we'll cram all the Super League highlights into a ten minute slot and then get Martin Offiah to pass judgement.