No chance. Your player made no effort to collect the ball. He shoulder barged straight into Millington who was going after the ball. 100% a penalty. If he was going for the ball fair enough. Watch it back. His eyes were on Millo and not the ball.

Also no mention of your try which came from a blatant obstruction on the Cas player trying to collect the high ball in your 10 yard line. Again.... Watch it back if you don't agree.

Fekki, eden, moors, jessie,.foster and cook still out/ not quite ready but very close. Watts has done his tendons in his finger though so that's a month out.

Can't he strap to the next good finger big loss is that

Might be more than 1. He did same thing last year. Not ideal at all.

If you can get past the ref bashing, I thought Clares try was up there with the Makinson's and Johnstone tries, unfortunately for him not as often.

How easy was it for Cas to make yards. That was ridiculously easy for Cas. Hull KR looked powder puff and the lack of contact in the tackle was shocking.

Yeah I agree. I lost count of the number of clean breaks Cas made right through the middle of the pitch.

Castleford's second try was a clear obstruction, the rest were very well taken.

The turning point was Minchella bombing a try scoring opportunity to level things up.

Too many youngsters on the field at the same time was always bound to be an issue last night against a side nearly at full strength.

Not panicing yet though. Get Mulhern, Lawler and Hauraki back on the field with at least Quinlan and Ellis and we'll get some shape back.

You seriously think the turning point was Rovers bombing a try. The turning point was when Cas stopped bombing about 6 of theirs.

Actually, yes I do. Had Rovers scored that, our confidenxecwoukd have increased, instead, what confidence we had left was knocked and theirs increased.

Cas were already cutting you up the middle with regularity. It was only Cas's poor execution that kept you in it.