A disappointed Mogg said the team’s execution of the game plan was poor, resulting in the 12-10 loss.
“From the coach’s point of view, it wasn’t really a flash game. As far as standards go, it was a bit off the pace.
“We just weren’t good enough and the Hunters deserved the two points,” said Mogg.
Captain Samuel Anderson shared the same sentiments as his coach, adding the team didn’t match up with the Hunters, who were very physical.
