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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2670861, member: 1899"] This is one of those games where you've got to be careful what you say afterwards because you can get caught up in the emotion of the event. Same thing happened against the Roosters and Warriors. But seriously, I don't think there's enough cans, cats or stones to kick after this game. It was either team's game and I just had a feeling that when certain plays didn't go our way that it'd add up eventually. It's not the end of the world either. I really liked the way the boys turned things around and considering everything that went against them, they did very well but in the end, just weren't good enough. Still, they gave an honest account of themselves and nearly managed to pull it off against all odds. But as a viewer, this would have to rate right up there with some of the late 2012 games as one of the most frustrating. I knew the boys were good enough to win but for whatever reason, they just couldn't score the points. Fair go to the Dragons, their defence really stood up tonight but then there's moments where I'm completely scratching my head at how things transpired. I feel completely agitated and just about everything rubbed me the wrong way. Especially the Channel 9 producers, can they stick to one frame? I seriously question whether Mata'utia or Nabuli didn't knock on at two seperate stages but we'd have no idea because the one replay they choose is Farrell kicking it dead. [/QUOTE]

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