more a lack of killer instinct to finish a game. what examples of winning when the chips are down can our players draw from??

The loss to Hull KR was quite symbolic about a number of our poorer performances this season.

We had a 15 minute spell in the 2nd half when we should have scored 20 points. If it had been a boxing match it would have been stopped.
However, we failed to execute our sets and take our scoring opportunities. At times, the panic was evident: 3 scoots in one set with a 2 man overlap on our left; 4 drives at the markers in their 20 and when we do go wide (to the right) our back line has gone so deep we lose 20 metres.

COMPOSURE!!!

Correct. There is no one on the field to take us by the scruff of the neck and point us in the right direction ...... a la Faz.

It's a patience issue imo.

Take last week for example we were on top against Hull Kr (even with the poor ref decision) and were leading 12-6 with 35minutes left. The team had played patient all night up until that point but when they conceded a couple of quick trys the whole pattern of our play turned around. We went from playing out our sets and getting a good kick in to throwing the ball around even though we still had 20-25 mins left to find the points we needed. It wasn't any sort of night for panic rugby and we probably only completed about 2 sets in the last 20 minutes.

PLANNED MOVES IN OPPOSITION 20...zero