LU2 wrote:

Surely Coleman has to go after this!

In a sane world , and knowing a couple of experienced coaches are available, and if London Broncos had a sane owner, I’d 100% agree with you.
But we have DH don’t we……..

RfE wrote:

In a sane world , and knowing a couple of experienced coaches are available, and if London Broncos had a sane owner, I’d 100% agree with you.
But we have DH don’t we……..

Does DH actually turn up and watch this team ?

Some of our defence today was woeful and I still can't believe how we bombed a try by running over the dead ball line with the ball in hand

Ornery Optimist wrote:

Is he just in for the one game,short loan,or until end of the season?

I actually thought he had retired - or was he still at Skolars?

More of a shock than the rest of the recruitment.

I think he had retired. Now it seems it was just retiring from the rigours of L1.
In fairness he clearly has good hands but looks and moves like someone in his late 30s. As you say recruitment wise it’s a statement of intent but I’m far from convinced it’s an intent I would sign up to.

Halfdan of t'wide embrace wrote:

There's a charity football match at Dons tomorrow BTW, may explain why it's a Friday for whoever was asking.

Thanks Dan it was me but now I just don’t care. Just got back in.

Lefevbre wrote:

Some of our defence today was woeful and I still can't believe how we bombed a try by running over the dead ball line with the ball in hand

I thought this was Ulberg’s best game and that he was our best player. Yes it was really, really stupid of him to run out but In mitigation, like me, he may well have felt that Mocedrike can’t convert from anything other than right in front of the sticks so I think he was narrowing the angle.

jbuzza wrote:

Does DH actually turn up and watch this team ?

He’d have to be insane to do so. There I’ve set someone up for a punchline!

I thought the Broncos were appalling today. Newcastle players really wanted it. We couldn't handle (literally) the kicks at the right hand defence. Ullberg what over in the corner, decided to get closer to the posts and put his foot over the dead ball line after travelling 20 odd yards in the in goal area. Game was already over by then anyway.

Watching tonight I struggle to see how the coach will be around come the next home match.

I only see one more home win likely this season (Workington). To avoid relegation will require a number of wins on the road. Haven't had one yet.

Yes as has been said, we were dreadful. They seemed a pretty average side, but we made them look good.
I was entertaining the thought of going to Batley next week. Our performance tonight has put that idea right out of my head.