Arguably the most fluent and convincing performance of the season.

Jacob Trueman was the orchestrator-in-chief who had a big influential say on the outcome.

Interesting that when I interviewed Matt Diskin at Tong, earlier today, he was playing down the U19s performances.

After tonight he rightly shout from the roof tops.

Have you ever made a post without having to namecheck?

I doubt anyone cares

I don't care about the name checking but I do care about this tremendous result and by all accounts, performance.

Ignore ME.

Great performance.

I already do. That ignore button is a god send

Thanks for posting result and comment Mick. And thank you for at last making Radio/Video commentary of Bulls Matches listenable, interesting and- at times - exciting.

I don't really follow the u19's. But I wonder if our half back issue couldn't be solved by internal promotion? We must have some decent up and coming lads if we're able to pull off this sort of result.

Look forward to seeing these players at various SL clubs in the future

Nah we don't need young actual HB's when we've got 26 year old back rowers and centres to play there

Half-backs soooo passé..

You'd love to think so, guess it depends how developed they are, like you I don't follow the U19's anymore but I'd trust that Diskin would know how they are developing and expose them to the 1st team at the right point. I think if we are to spend another couple of years down in the championship (or even if we go up tbf) we'd be better served prioritising cash on developing the juniors and getting them through into the 1st team even if some inevitably move on to other clubs. I'd rather develop 10 potential first teamers due to investment in youth coaching and lose 5 to SL teams than develop 1 or 2 by luck and rely on the availability of more expensive journey men. If we can develop more home grown players, who tend to have an initially lower impact on the cap and wage bill, and then (correctly hopefully Mr Ferres) target remaining cap spend on experienced players who make a real difference in key positions, that way it will be easier to maintain a FT environment than the current scattergun approach to recruitment.

Mick, how old were the two half backs playing against Wigan?

Trueman is only 18 I think. He's a good un though.