Head Coach Steve Price reflects on our Round 7 victory over Castleford as he celebrated his 100^th game in charge of the club with a win.

Steve, it wasn’t the start you wanted but you responded really well didn’t you?

Yeah, we did. It was a great response from Monday with the short turnaround and once we got over those two-seven tackle kicks we found a bit of rhythm it was a really pleasing result. I thought our halves in Gareth [Widdop], Blake [Austin] and Stef [Ratchford] too deserve a big rap in terms of the rhythm and the chemistry they delivered with the performance today. It was a solid performance.

On Gareth Widdop..

His effort off the ball, his competing has been class all season and to score three tries too today – he was the best player on the park. He’s in a really good place and I was pleased with the chemistry showed. I thought Hilly [Chris Hill] had some really good moments with his carries and with his leg speed and his feet around the ruck which was pleasing.

Do you think he’s unlucky to be out of Shaun Wane’s England plans at the moment?

I’m not quite sure, I haven’t had those conversations with Shaun. He’s been the form half-back of the competition I feel and has been in terrific form. I’m really pleased with the performances he’s been dishing up and I’m sure Shaun will be taking notice.

Was the first try of the second half always going to be the most important?

It was yeah and I could feel it was coming. We just need to be more ruthless. We had a number of sets coming out of yardage and defending our try-line and we held our nerve. Once we got a bit of field position we scored a number of tries in quick succession. It just goes to show what attacking powers we have.

Any injuries to report?

We're all pretty good today. A few bumps and bruises but we're not too bad.

Price: "It was a solid performance"