Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:30 pm  

Wish I could have been a neutral today But let's pick ourselves up and get on with the job in hand.

Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:30 pm  

The same folk on here saying we were rubbish are the same ones who had we got lucky and one of our players had swung a leg at the ball and it had sailed over we would have instantly been world beaters. Some of our defence was superb not sure about our kicking in the first half when we should have pinned them back in the corners. A classic wakey game for me that I will remember for a long time and a great afternoons entertainment. Two fingers up to the Rugby League.

Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:33 pm  

Classics are the games you win mate.but let's face it cas are not gonna go much further.

Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:35 pm  

Best wait till after the draw tomorrow, if Cas get Warrington at the Haliwell Jones you may well have the last laugh.

Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:36 pm  

im praying that cas get either wigan or warrington

Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:37 pm  

boost wrote:

Best wait till after the draw tomorrow, if Cas get Warrington at the Haliwell Jones you may well have the last laugh.

I won't be laughing, Cas won and deserve the best of luck.

Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:38 pm  

Cannot believe some of the crap on here.

Collectively and individually they gave their all in a tremendous contest - and I will not ask more than that. Experience comes with game time and age, the young lads need to learn and learn fast, but nothing today has suggested to me that these guys deserve anything but our strongest backing for the remainder of this season and, hopefully, beyond.

Get a grip if you really think for one second that anyone would deliberately cause us to lose a game like that!

Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:40 pm  

Don't single Dale out as the reason we lost, he did a lot of good things today including making some hard yards from inside our 20.

He got done early by being given the ball in a compromised position and IMO got done at the end by a combination of trying To clamp the ball and Isa's loose carry.

You could ask questions of Howarths defence in letting Chase duck past him or whoever gave the penalty away at the end of normal time.

In the end it was a tight game unsatisfactorily settled by a cheap penalty but we showed the RFL. That a Wakefield Vs Castleford derby is as valuable as any other in the game.

Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:41 pm  

trinity for life wrote:

Morton errer at end was a major factor but at end of day we lack half backs to create try end of

The major factor was a poor kick by Lee with us 10 points up and a lost ball by Amor with just over 4 minutes to play with us 2 up. Should have never gone to extra time
Fantastic effort in a real cup tie the kids will learn from today

Re: dale morton : Sat May 21, 2011 4:41 pm  

TRB wrote:

Cannot believe some of the crap on here.
Collectively and individually they gave their all in a tremendous contest - and I will not ask more than that. Experience comes with game time and age, the young lads need to learn and learn fast, but nothing today has suggested to me that these guys deserve anything but our strongest backing for the remainder of this season and, hopefully, beyond.

Get a grip if you really think for one second that anyone would deliberately cause us to lose a game like that!

I can, its the Wakey way.