Doncaster 10 Newcastle Falcons 28: match report It makes it a little bit more of more competitive league in a worse way, dare I say. The reason I say that is because you see sides that don't work that hard in terms of building and creating cultures, systems and structures and starting from the roots up. What you are seeing is sides that want to buy a team at the end of the season to go up. It's short termism. The Championship winners will not be decided until late May making planning and player recruitment difficult. Having completed a three-year suspension for his involvement with 'Bloodgate" while he was in charge of Harlequins, Richards is enjoying life at Newcastle. "I'm loving every moment, very much so" he said. Richards did not particularly enjoy this performance though. Newcastle dominated for long periods but were frustrated by dogged defence from the division's bottom club, who denied them a try for 34 second-half minutes before A Level-student Kibirige scored his second try. There is still a lot to work on. Richards added. The boys aren't particularly happy. There was a lot spilt ball which wasn't good and unforced errors but if you look at Doncaster's home record it's not bad. We expected them to be competitive. This is the most that any side have put on them at home this season by a considerable margin. So in a lot of ways we are delighted with the result but, at the same time, our performance wasn't up to scratch. Doncaster: J Lennard; D Flockhart, D Mama, J Tincknell, T Lewis (A Symons 41); C Braid, L Silver (C Hallam 45); T Davies, R Buckley, K Brookes (B McGovern 65), M Challinor (capt), D Parsons (R Cadman 65), S Pailor (A Boyde 73), J Rawling (W Hafu 53), C Planchant. Newcastle: L Fielden; Z Kibirige, A Crockett (J Helleur 71), T Tuipulotu, R Shortland; J Hodgson (W Luveniyali 65), R Lawson (W Fuy 59); J Golding, R Vickers (M Thompson 65), O Tomaszczyk (S Wilson 55), D De Fava (J Goode 69), J Hudson, M Wilson, R Mayhew (W Welsh 55), T Tu'ifua. Referee: I Tempest (Liverpool). Att: 1,702.