Yeah best game I have seen him play, hope he can keep it up

What i liked about both Bibey and Wilkes was they cut out the stupid/unforced errors, Bibey ontop of this ran great lines.



Pitts made a few silly errors but its all part of the learning curve.

Pitts tried to make it happen to make himself look better than expected to perform, at the mo he hasn't no need to push that boundary just do the right things at the right time and it will fall into place, for someone so young to be put in the limelight must tough

I think he tried to do things tha would pay off and work at the junior level. He will soon learn and games like that can only give him confidence which is crucial.

I have being one of Bibeys biggest critics on this board but last night he had a fine game more of this and I will be eating humble pie I hope I have to

Well played Mr Bibey

I'll eat some humble pie with you.





Good init

During the game I actually want the likes of Bibey and Wilkes to get the ball! Don't think either of them made a single error last night. I'll be able to confirm that when I watch a third rerun later this maorning.

Slightly O/T, I've stuck up for Bibey on here but last week expressed my disappointment with Bibb saying he looks uninterested and lethargic, not so last night, he stood up to be counted and did his job manfully. Credit where credits due, me too eating humble pie this morning, but God it tastes good!

RICKY BIBEY PLEASE STAND UP.





I have been one of his biggest critics not just this season but last as well.





But last nights performance was brilliant keep it up RICARDO !!!!!!

His best game in a Trinity shirt by a country mile.



Please please please continue this form and attitude week in week out RB.



Great effort, performance and commitment by the fella and he actually attacked the line with pace and aggression which was excellent to see.



Long may it continue.

There's nothing wrong with the things he tried to do but the time and the place were wrong. His attempted offload came after we had been under sustained pressure and he was on our 40mtr line with 30+ minutes left in the game. It could have been one of those game turning incidents that seem innocuous at the time. When you trace back to where you began losing the momentum you often find such a mistake at the foundation.



Experience will teach him better but I hope he carries on trying to make offloads, just when it's the right time.

Correct.



I hear Jay's doing a bit of coaching so that will help him understand and learn, he will make a very good player IMO.