We were our own worst enemy today, gifted Hull possession numerous time. At 10-0, Smith threw a ridiculous flat pass, then the fiasco from the scrum which enabled an easy try, Ali Lautiti offloading to them and lastly after having the tackle count wiped down we just threw it in to touch.

We were in control of the game early on, once we let Hull into it we made some baffling decisions with ball in hand. When are we going to respect the ball and roll the sleeves up and have the patience to grind out results. We've thrown leads away against Catalan, Huddersfield and then today. Today was another missed opportunity and i don't blame Agar, it's the players who need to take a hard look at themselves.

Agree.

The game turned after the Tim Smith bullet pass to Poore. We looked like we were playing catch up rugby despite being 10 nil up!

I lost count of the number of penalties, there was one every few minutes.Too many times Wakefield were attacking the Hull line but failed to capitalize on the position.Too many silly mistakes .Perhaps they will do better when we get into the real British summer time ,it was cold in the north stand today.

Two poor sides refereed by a poor ref.
To say how bad we were we only lost by two scores.
We lacked energy (maybe the result of too many players doubling up Mr Agar) vision and enthusiasm.
If that team had performed we would have beaten Hull comfortably, that said credit to Hull who came back from a shocker on Good Friday.
Also glad that the Stasi missed the decent FC fans that were stood with us and two rows behind the FC fans they "moved on".

We tried to chase a game and it didn't work out.

we played like suicidal mongoloids at times, forcing some stupid passes/offloads. That incident on Foxy's side was a complete joke (not his fault, mind). Also, most of their try's could have been prevented had we not been tackling like fairy's

By going into a ten point lead????

Who threw the Pass from the scrum over Collis and fox's head? That and mathers sending out a needless pass on the repeat set really cost us the game.

Think we peaked too early! Threw the game away - one more try in the first half would have seen off Hull. But they like many other sides had fight in them where we don't . Looked like men against boys in second half.

Disappointing today, played like they did against Salford, only difference was that today Hull had a bit more about them. Richard Horne didn't do anything spectacular, but his kicking game was better than anything we produced.For me the turning point was when we were 16-18 behind, 16 mins to go, and Sykes dropped Cockaynes flat pass. Should have been looking for a solid set of six, possibly getting a repeat set or making Hull come out from their own ten. I backed Mathers on another thread. Today was a game when he should have stood out against an understrength Hull side, but he was overshadowed by the Hull fullback making his debut.

Agreed - as far as Tim Smith goes his passing is usually accurate, in fact the bloke is superb at it but every now and then one doesn't make it to the intended target. I accept that, because most of our attacks stem from him. I just wish we had someone in the team who could make a break. We should have gone for the kill today at 10 nil but suddenly we were in pannick mode!