: Sun Jun 28, 2009 11:03 pm  

yes i thought we were cliff thorburn/ peter ebdon /steve davis esque today always going for the safety option trying to drill the ball into touch instead of the high bomb against an inexperienced full back but we didnt play well offensively but got the 2 points

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 11:09 pm  

dholli12 wrote:

Thought the same. Bet they wondered what the hell was happening! Great atmosphere at the end, good to see the ground bouncing for once.
Let's hope any new fans that came today had a great time and decide to come back!

not sure I could cope with another game like that could you imagine the feeling if the crowd was twice the size what we should be drawing in

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 6:50 am  

Close shave ???? if we have any more games like yesterday i think i may end up having my baby early at the ground

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:18 am  

There have been many comments about it being a dull match but I thoroughly enjoyed it, even prior to the last second drama. Although Trinity should have had the game wrapped up the close score made the game much more entertaining knowingthe next score would win. The noise levels at the end were deafening and I’m sure the rest of Wakefield must have heard the roar as first Grix dived over before Brough landed the conversion. Shame for the rest of the match all was fairly quiet.

The crash ball is something Trinity need to work on. With the benefit of numerous penalties towards the end they wasted 16 or so tackles just trying to burst through a well organised defence. As things became desperate they gave it some air and it paid off.

Other then that I thought they played OK and more importantly it was a much needed win given the schedule over the next few weeks.

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:08 am  

Grix did really well to take that final pass. It was a shocker, somewhere below knee height. Great kick from Broughy too.

At 12-6 we were well in control of the game until a silly penalty (Winterstein?) gifted Quins some easy yards and a foothold in our half. Until then it had been a perfect game plan, playing all the stuff down at the Quins end.

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:16 pm  

wire-quin wrote:

Well done to Wakey-Just got back down south!!

A very pleasant afternoon in the sun. A game that could have gone either way. Both teams seemed intent on playing a very conservative game. Your kicking resembled what we usually do- I was surprised Brough didn't put a few up into the sun as we had a 19 year old a full back. You nearly scored from the one he did put up.

Both teams need to improve if either wants to impact on the play offs.

For Wakey I suspect these are the sort of points you would have been targeting-and got!!

Any thoughts on Silverwood? He seemed to give a lot of penalties against both sides -some spurious to say the least!!

to be fair the players seemed to be messing at the play the ball a lot, maybe due to how fecked some of the big lads were in the heat.
Haggerty looked bigger than can be believed

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:42 pm  

at salford he had the nickname MICROWAVE because you put them both on for 5 minutes and there usually done

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:04 pm  

please change my name to wrote:

Close shave ???? if we have any more games like yesterday i think i may end up having my baby early at the ground

you could have in the east stand , your brolly is big enough from a crib plus me snowie n al could be the 3 wise men

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 9:21 pm  

Haggerty looked bigger than can be believed

He's put a bit on since he has been out injured. I'm sure Mac will get it of him

Just watched the Wigan game- How fat is Paliasina(Sp)

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 5:39 am  

wire-quin wrote:

Just watched the Wigan game- How fat is Paliasina(Sp)

On a scale of 1-10. About 11!