Following their defeat at the hands of 36-12 Salford, Hull Kingston Rovers β and former Red Devil β boss Tim Sheens didnβt think his side βdid much rightβ.
Sheens said: βI think all the boys started well but there was a period of time in the first half where we had no ball, the penalty count was heavy against us and struggling to make ground.
βThen [we] started to shoot ourselves in the foot with some poor options but at half-time I thought we regrouped and then to give up a try through the first set was very very disappointing.
βCredit to them [Salford] once they sensed blood in the water they took it to us with a couple of bumps and bruises on us which didnβt help but at the end of the day they were too strong for us on the night.
βOur field position β we started most of our sets in the second half ten metres off our try-line and finished 11-7 penalty count.
βPossession was against us, kicked poorly, what attacking sets we did get we threw it away I donβt think we did much right but start 6-0 in front.
βWe didnβt really have enough ball in decent position β no β simple as that.β