Still utterly speechless, absolutely amazing.
Thought Wigan came out of the traps like a greyhound, we didn't match them for intensity and hence found ourselves 16-0 down with less than 20 played. It had all the hallmarks of another 40-50 point drubbing at that point!
But we hung in there, grabbed a foothold in the game and fought and scrapped our way back into the contest.


Don't know if Wigan felt it was over as a contest after that try right on half-time, but they seemed to become lax and then panicky as the second half wore on. Even at 22-20 I still didn't see those last few minutes coming, but you could see the belief surging through everyone as the scoreboard clicked ever closer, especially the experienced heads who used all of their nous and guile to wrest victory from defeat. Lewis skinning French on the outside was a sight to cheer for all black & whites.


When was the last time we won a game after being more than two scores behind? Can't recall off the top of my head.
Still genuinely stunned at what we witnessed. Keep thinking I'm suddenly going to wake up after falling asleep for a nap this afternoon and realising it's 17:30 and the game is just about to kick-off or something.
Maybe we all just dreamt it happened and the game is still to kick off!! It seems quite unreal!

Win a trophy and that dig will have some merit. 

Suspect even the rovers fans were cheering us on at the end, along with most other supporters.
Our win has blown the competition wide open for everyone left in the draw, apart from possibly Salford and their ongoing travails.
Based on what we have seen in the six games so far, it could be almost anyone walking up Wembley way come 8th June. It really is beginning to look like who turns up on the day with the right game will walk away with the spoils. 

I will write that again for the next round !!!!! Flipping amazing 

Lewis Martin was our top try scorer last season with nine tries. He's already matched that after only six games in 2025.