St's v Cas - a game too far? : Fri Sep 19, 2014 8:55 pm  

Currently Cas getting smashed 39-0

Re: St's v Cas - a game too far? : Fri Sep 19, 2014 8:57 pm  

Ah well.

Re: St's v Cas - a game too far? : Fri Sep 19, 2014 9:07 pm  

hard done by at 13 - 0 down they should of at least had a player bin in the second half for a professional foul, firstly Soliola and then Hauraki being turned 180 deg in the tackle that's after a dubious second try by St's in the first half for forward pass, as a neutral it can be frustrating to see inept refereeing like tonight, no wonder their heads went down

Re: St's v Cas - a game too far? : Fri Sep 19, 2014 9:22 pm  

snowie wrote:

hard done by at 13 - 0 down they should of at least had a player bin in the second half for a professional foul, firstly Soliola and then Hauraki being turned 180 deg in the tackle that's after a dubious second try by St's in the first half for forward pass, as a neutral it can be frustrating to see inept refereeing like tonight, no wonder their heads went down

You mean like the imaginary forward pass given against saints that could of taken it to 16?

Re: St's v Cas - a game too far? : Fri Sep 19, 2014 9:32 pm  

We've been done for weeks to be honest. I didn't think we'd win again after wembley, but managed to limp home agains bulls and yourselves despite being second best in both games.

Re: St's v Cas - a game too far? : Fri Sep 19, 2014 9:40 pm  

steadygetyerboots-on wrote:

We've been done for weeks to be honest. I didn't think we'd win again after wembley, but managed to limp home agains bulls and yourselves despite being second best in both games.

Joking aside they do genuinely look out on their feet.

Re: St's v Cas - a game too far? : Fri Sep 19, 2014 9:49 pm  

Magic Superbeetle wrote:

You mean like the imaginary forward pass given against saints that could of taken it to 16?

no the one that took them to 12 points the crafty one pointer made it that they had to score three times to even get back into the match, its then teams like Sts and Leeds use the nonce to slow the game down, re watch it with the same view you can see why when your down by so much it can get out of reach and spoil the game

Re: St's v Cas - a game too far? : Fri Sep 19, 2014 9:50 pm  

JINJER wrote:

Joking aside they do genuinely look out on their feet.

yes they was well out played and now wonder it was so hard for them having played ever week

Re: St's v Cas - a game too far? : Fri Sep 19, 2014 10:28 pm  

Cas look totally shot to me.

Powell has done a fantastic job with a team, which on paper looks pretty average, yet they’ve managed to reach the C.C final & were one game off the L.L.S .

But on the flip side, due to the play-off system as it is, the top sides are just happy to coast into the top eight & then they put the hammer down. Cas have punched above their weight due to a combination of great coaching, poor quality opposition (including us) & the top sides having scant regard for the regular season.

Even their cup exploits was basically compounded down to a fantastic win at Wigan.

The Cas fans can blame Child all they want, but really, forty one to nil!

If people want to see blatant referee bias I suggest they watch the Chooks v Cowboys .

Re: St's v Cas - a game too far? : Sat Sep 20, 2014 5:47 am  

snowie wrote:

no the one that took them to 12 points the crafty one pointer made it that they had to score three times to even get back into the match, its then teams like Sts and Leeds use the nonce to slow the game down, re watch it with the same view you can see why when your down by so much it can get out of reach and spoil the game

so there's really no mention of tommy makinson being done out of a perfectly good try for a NON forward pass which could have taken us 4 points (or 6 points) even further then?...we had child a couple of weeks ago when we got caned by him against warrington..he did nothing but penalise us that night!...we wouldn't have won anyway as wire were far to good for us on the night!..swings and roundabouts comes to mind.