Cracking game of rugby, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

Thought we were by far the better side.
One of the better performances this season - even Fa'atau looked up for it.
Only thing missing was a try which we deserved really but for some poor decision making at times by players and a pretty inconsistent referee.
Players really fronted up last night and they mastered the conditions pretty well.
There was even a bit of atmosphere in the second half - what next? An away win would be great!!

How did Donnie MacFadyen get on?

Donnie was really good, was good to see him back. enjoyed the game despite the rain, only let down was the guy behind me talking about people not giving the players any respect and then slagging dan parks all night. was a good win and was well worth going to watch...the boys deserved it and they were just fantastic!!!

Neil, you are misguided!!! Explain to me exactly what Fa'atau did? I remember him making one run, the rest of the time he was labouring after kicks, dropping the ball, generally standing around the side of rucks looking useless, or pulling out of tackles. Sorry, but he doesn't deserve another chance with us when Hefin is here.

And Sam Pinder as man of the match is frankly laughable. Again he spent the whole game firing the ball above Dan's head.

Our lack of discipline should not be commended as "heroic" or "passionate", it was plain stupidity and our players should be mature enough to know better than to give away penalties within 5m of the opposition line.

Sorry Neil, Lucky's right-Fa'atau should have played his last game-he was very very poor. Enjoyed the game despite the conditions & the second half was excellent (given the state of the pitch & the rain). The forwards especially did well & gave the Ospreys nothing in the second half. Agree with the comments on ill-discipline, we gave away far too many penalties. Good to see Donny back-he played well for his 40mins. Can't understand why Pinder was man of the match-his service was erratic at best & occasionally woeful-I noticed at least 2 passes to no-one, but he did have a couple of half breaks & a couple of chargedowns. I would have given the award to one of the forwards (pick one, anyone-they fronted up really well). A deserved win & a good crowd to be in.

While I disagree with Pinder as Man of the Match (die to that wayward passing, they weren't all above Parks's head, some where at his ankles) I think he got it because he put Marshall under a massive amount of pressure.

Of course, this was because the forwards had got on top of their Os counterparts and was giving Sam the platform to harry Justin. I'd have given the MotM to Newman because I thought he held the pack together after Kellock went off.

A much needed win for the lads in testing conditions, thought the forwards played well and gave the Ospreys nothing! Luckyrugger give LF a break he played alot better than what your making out! Sure he dropped the ball once (like most of the other players in those conditions), had a high work rate was looking for work, tackling and chasing kicks. He was more noticeable then Max.

I thought SP deserved MOTM, yes a couple of wayward passes but didn't give Justin an inch and looked to try things which the team needs to do. Come on lads take some confidence from this win and finish the season strong!

Sorry, I totally disagree. He doesn't chase kicks with any speed (more like a jog), he doesn't commit to the tackle and more often than not let's them through his grasp. I think you'll struggle to find too many people that agree with your definition of a "high work rate".

I've been trying to convince myself that Lome just needed time and that he would eventually come good, but I think I've finally given up on that.

He was played into space a couple of times on Friday and there was a real absence of the "blistering pace" that he is supposed to possess; both times he came back inside rather than backing himself and having a pop on the outside.

He looks pedestrian; Hef puts his heart and soul into every match.

Hopefully the players don't visit this site often, just think of all the confidence they can get from some supporters.

Or perhaps the kick up the a*se they deserve as Lineen certainly doesn't seem to be giving them it?

supporters pay their money, they can say what they want

Unless it's a firm fan fave like Dan Parks of course. Then your not allowed to pass negative comment.

Where have you not been allowed to pass negative comment Onion Boy? Negative comments seem to constitute the majority of your contributions on this website.

If Dan does something wrong than fair do's slag him but when he doesnt I dont think it is fair or right to lay into him...he is often used as the scape goat with Scotland and with Glasgow on times.

With the pitch and conditions the way they were on Friday night even Brian Habana would struggle getting to top pace! I would rather see a player cut back inside and keep possession then lose it by being tackled into touch. I saw one occasion when he was apparently "played into space" but Nikki Walker had the angle on him.

I would like to congratulate the team for their efforts considering the atrocious weather on Friday night. Having read so many negative comments,how would the moaners like to get out on the field on a night like that. It certainly was not a night for crisp handling,although some seemed to think that was what should have occured

I don't know if you are referring to people like me, but if you look elsewhere on this website you will see postive comment on the game. I simply objected to Pinder being MOTM, and Lome continually being given a chance with us when I have yet to see him work up a sweat.