D'arcy And Goran

LISTEN TO RICHIE BARNETT TALK WITH CRAIG CUMMING ABOVEOne by one the Kiwis slunk through Hull's KCOM Stadium tunnels and onto the team bus, knowing a long, frustrating trip of contemplation awaited to Liverpool.Each player is different. Some hobbled. Some kept headphones on. Some munched wedges. Others bemoaned media duties.Nearly all heads bowed, though. Those who didn't wore solemn expressions.To a man they knew they blew this match, making it that much more difficult to take.Michael Maguire had just let rip, leaving his men with no illusions about what went wrong in the 18-16 loss which puts the Kiwis in an immediate hole in this three match series.Straight after the game, Maguire went stick over carrot to begin the process of evoking the necessary reaction."Madge let us know about it," forlorn Kiwis prop Jesse Bromwich, who complied an impressive 158 metres through the middle, said. "We wanted to stick to our systems but we went away from that for about 10-15 minutes, and it cost us. We just weren't ruthl