Wrong again, we where short of numbers and Sharp had no choice but too come in.

Turner did it quite a few times. Don't know if he is just out for the glory of an intercept but there are times when you play your part in the team.

I thought Turner had a good game, looked very dangerous in attack, fooked up at the end though.



Gentle must be fuming with the Ref and the players.

I thought he went for the interception too often tonight, it was like he was doing a Kris Welham impression.



The Sky team are now excelling themselves, the forward pass try did not at all cost us the game, even though it gave Rovers 6 points and they eventually won by 2. Yes, we should still have closed it out, but without that try we'd have probably done so comfortably. It was a massive contributing factor. The Sky bods honestly seem to think that a poor decision by the officials is good for the game if it creates a close finish.

Agree with you on that mate RE turner darting out the line, all it took was a dummy and it opened up, this did leave sharp exposed a number of times and he did well, but on a couple of occasions on goal line defence I still think sharp got sucked in way to easily.



As for Ganson, he would not like to meet me on a dark night.

He was fine defensively tonight. He got drawn in for the opening try because we were short on numbers out wide after facing 3 consecutive sets.



Also, much better wingers have been done by Hodgson once he has space to run into, the mistake was giving him that space to work in in the first place.



In short, you talk rubbish.

Overall he was OK, but he did keep going for the interception so it was almost inevitable that at some point they'd score from it. Unfortunately, by the time it came we'd run out of time to undo it. It was the reemergance of a bad habit IMO, and one he needs to stamp back out quickly.

yea martin got injured from there kick off, if hed have taking it game over, am totally gutted,

The sheer weight of consecutive tackles should usually result in a try out wide by all but the most abject of sides. To single out the winger is short-sighted.

Martin ruptured Achilles according to reports on twitter.

For the last try Turner should of stayed in the line, Seymour should of stopped him but for Sharp to show the opposition the touch line and get beaten is a joke. Sharp has is not as that quick compared to other wingers in the league and it showed tonight. Gutted

Of all the times in the match and all the players it could have happened to why did it happen to the man who would have caught the short kick off?

Is there a grassy knoll at the etihad?