Both teams were somewhat less than full strength but Rovers did target this game - only 2 players featured across the whole Easter period and we were able to introduce a raft of our better players, fresh after not featuring on Easter Monday. I think this was a big factor today.
We both move on, next up for you another punishing game at St Helens for us a less daunting home game versus Rochdale. There's the difference ....you must back up better than ever we could field a reserve team and get away with it.
One thing we can tell you is that Super League is unrelenting it's no good thinking we'll be OK when players come back because when one comes back another or even another 2 get injured. Eventually you don't actually have enough fit players to make a team and send out 6 or 7 jabbed up. Rovers were in that situation last season time and again.
You have to hope you arrive at the middle 8's in good health but probably you won't do. More likely you'll have to save your Super League lives whilst being battered, bruised, depleted and jabbed up. If you can do that you've nothing to worry about.