kathy kirk wrote:[b]
Your arguement was going well until that point. The ref from my experience over many many years of watching the game is as good or bad for both teams on the pitch.[/b]
I would suggest that the bookies make FC favs due to having 12000 fans cheering them on in their own back yard. We have arguably the two biggest packs in the league up against each other, though the Giants have a couple of injuries where as we have a full strength pack to choose from.
In the backs its the master v Robinson at sh. A Hull back line with a great mix of experience and youth with cracking pace. Your back line is much the same. I would not trade our backs for yours and I am certain you would say the same about your backline.
Tonight has the potential for being a cracker. I hope you all travel in big numbers to see what could be one of the games of the season.
Don't look to the FC class of 09 for pointers on this. The squad has a complete new look and the attitude within the club is much more professional. Thats why we as FC fans are far more optimistic. Only the naive think we will win the SL this year, but top 4 is there for the taking. In the same way it was for Giants and HKR last year.
I hope you enjoy your experience at the KC tonight and may the best team win, providing they are in B&W
I too have watched the game for years and watched Fartown when we nearly folded, back then the reffing standard was about the same as it is now, the likes of Steve Cross were no better or worse than Steve Ganson, only problem is they are now full time proffesionals!!!!!
Sorry but ya need to get Sky+ and watch the match again. Robbo was sent off for the same thing L'Estrange did from 1st whistle to last, the Giants were warned about it the Dulls were not, make up your own conclusion from this.
We have the same problem week in week out with the likes of Ganson and you too should know how this feels not being classed as one of the so called big teams.
We are not asking for decisions to go unfairly in our favour just a fair crack of the whip (Wembley last year and Lunt's dissallowed try!!)
This season it will all change IMO and teams like Hull and Huddersfield will start being recognised as equals to teams like Whino's and Stains and finally get a level playing field (long ovedue), which can only be a positive move and good for the fans.
As for tonights game I hope it lives up to being a real cracker and the best team on the night wins fairly and squarely, whatever colours they are sporting.