Joined: Mar 22 2004 Posts: 2777 Location: Staffordshire & East Hull
With less then 6 days to go before the big Good Friday game at Craven Park its time to preview and discuss your thoughts on what might happen next Friday.
I think it will be a very close game with less then a single score between the teams. Rovers have made an inconsistant start to the season, bad home defeats by Huddersfield and Wakefield countered by great wins over Saint and Leeds, god knows which Rovers team will turn up for the Derby. Hull have been unstoppable at Home, but their away form has varied from a fantastic win at Saints to a hammerig at Wigan and the shock in Wrexham.
I think it will be a high scoring game with hopefully Rovers just edging it, but I'm not brave enought to put any money on it.
May the best team win!.
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I think its very interesting that Agar has engaged in such a massive mind game before derby day, this 'lull them into a sense of false security by losing to a side that haven't won at home since last July' really is a gamble, lets see if it pays off!
Joined: Mar 22 2004 Posts: 2777 Location: Staffordshire & East Hull
UllFC wrote:I think its very interesting that Agar has engaged in such a massive mind game before derby day, this 'lull them into a sense of false security by losing to a side that haven't won at home since last July' really is a gamble, lets see if it pays off!
Rovers seem to using the same tactic by failing to score during the first 50 mins in Perpignan .
Both teams out to make ammends and what better way than a derby victory.
After watching dulls defeat earlier this evening it doesn't take a genius to know we will attack their left hand defence and run at the old man and bomb both their wings be it Lynn, Hall or Briscoe....the result will be the same. Keep on top of their forwards and they will give away penalties. The job's a good 'un.
A lot of their fans are predicting Agar goes if they lose, bit of a double edged sword really but never mind......COME ON YOU REDS.
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Bertie wrote:Interesting derby looming after two defeats.
Both teams out to make ammends and what better way than a derby victory.
After watching dulls defeat earlier this evening it doesn't take a genius to know we will attack their left hand defence and run at the old man and bomb both their wings be it Lynn, Hall or Briscoe....the result will be the same. Keep on top of their forwards and they will give away penalties. The job's a good 'un.
A lot of their fans are predicting Agar goes if they lose, bit of a double edged sword really but never mind......COME ON YOU REDS.
the only change to that could be Horne being back and we move Turner to centre.
strange derby though, both teams have beaten Saints, yet lose to teams who've only won 1 game each!
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