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Author:  newgroundb4cas [ Sun Feb 12, 2012 8:57 pm ]
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Well done today guys. You soaked up some high volume pressure the 2nd half with a man down; and Dobson also off injured thought your effort was excellent. Very pleasing if you are a KR fan. Well played the best team won today no complaints.
Author:  gingerspice [ Sun Feb 12, 2012 9:07 pm ]
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newgroundb4cas wrote:Well done today guys. You soaked up some high volume pressure the 2nd half with a man down; and Dobson also off injured thought your effort was excellent. Very pleasing if you are a KR fan. Well played the best team won today no complaints.




Didn't go today and normally luv going to belle vue always good atmosphere by sounds of it our players took on a lot of pressure in that 2nd half good ole foxy hey, think this game cud ave Gone either way spec after dobbo went of, good luck for rest of the season tho :thumb:
Author:  EL CAMO [ Sun Feb 12, 2012 9:20 pm ]
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Defended manfully in the second half, really up against it having basically 11 fit players on for a while.
Clinton was massive for us today.
Author:  His Bobness [ Sun Feb 12, 2012 9:27 pm ]
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newgroundb4cas wrote:Well done today guys. You soaked up some high volume pressure the 2nd half with a man down; and Dobson also off injured thought your effort was excellent. Very pleasing if you are a KR fan. Well played the best team won today no complaints.


Very generous of you thank you. The pitch didn't help either side but I guess we both wanted the game to go ahead.

The goal line drop out which found touch was the game changer we were hanging on a bit at that point.

Whatever Hull FC fans say Agar has assembled 2 teams, yours and theirs. He's done a brilliant job to get a competitive team together for Wakefield in such a short time when everyone else had already had their pick. And all of Hull's 'BRILLIANT' new signings were made by Agar too.

Be careful please mate-AS

Richard Agar is a man of high integrity and a good coach - no wonder Hull didn't want him. If there is any justice Agar's Wakefield will beat Hull FC this season and personally I wouldn't bet against it.
Author:  kinleycat [ Sun Feb 12, 2012 9:48 pm ]
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Best side one, no complaints, hope you enjoyed your day.
Author:  ricardo07 [ Sun Feb 12, 2012 10:51 pm ]
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Awesome defence in the 2nd half to stop Wakefield scoring.

I think the game breaker was Mariano dropping the ball on the line
when the score was 12-10 to Rovers and you were still a man down.

We did not seem to recover from that and conceded a soft try from
a tap near the Trinity line shortly afterwards.

Absolutely no complaints though, we played well enough but I feel we panicked
a little when you were down to 12 men, instead of being patient.


We played well enough but were beaten by a better side on the day. Not a day for backs due to the heavy conditions 5 of the 6 tries coming from forwards.

Around 2,000 KR on the North terracing in an excellent crowd of 8,612.

Looking forward to a more competitive season at Belle Vue.
Author:  Tongan Mafia [ Mon Feb 13, 2012 12:43 pm ]
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His Bobness wrote:Very generous of you thank you. The pitch didn't help either side but I guess we both wanted the game to go ahead.

The goal line drop out which found touch was the game changer we were hanging on a bit at that point.

Whatever Hull FC fans say Agar has assembled 2 teams, yours and theirs. He's done a brilliant job to get a competitive team together for Wakefield in such a short time when everyone else had already had their pick. And all of Hull's 'BRILLIANT' new signings were made by Agar too.

Be careful please mate-AS

Richard Agar is a man of high integrity and a good coach - no wonder Hull didn't want him. If there is any justice Agar's Wakefield will beat Hull FC this season and personally I wouldn't bet against it.


Give it a rest Agar is garbage and proved it once again. Kr where there for the taking and soon as they got into the opponents 20 they was clueless AGAIN. Im sure Agar will be telling them that the team have been training like World champions for there next opponents.
Author:  SirStan [ Mon Feb 13, 2012 1:30 pm ]
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Tongan Mafia wrote:Give it a rest Agar is garbage and proved it once again. Kr where there for the taking and soon as they got into the opponents 20 they was clueless AGAIN. Im sure Agar will be telling them that the team have been training like World champions for there next opponents.


Define "there for the taking" please. I'm sure you can give a textbook answer to a phrase you have virtually worn out in the last 16 hours.

Wakey threw the kitchen sink ( for clarity, that's a household appliance, but in this context should not be taken literally) at our line but for once we never buckled. Aside from 1 dropped pass from Mariano, we never looked like being breached.
Author:  Sandro II Terrorista [ Mon Feb 13, 2012 1:57 pm ]
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SirStan wrote:Define "there for the taking" please. I'm sure you can give a textbook answer to a phrase you have virtually worn out in the last 16 hours.

Wakey threw the kitchen sink ( for clarity, that's a household appliance, but in this context should not be taken literally) at our line but for once we never buckled. Aside from 1 dropped pass from Mariano, we never looked like being breached.


It's a very detailed analysis, I hope he enjoyed watching the game. I did, not the greatest on quality but an enjoyable throw back to yesteryear type game.
Author:  suttonrobin [ Mon Feb 13, 2012 1:58 pm ]
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SirStan wrote:Define "there for the taking" please. I'm sure you can give a textbook answer to a phrase you have virtually worn out in the last 16 hours.

Wakey threw the kitchen sink ( for clarity, that's a household appliance, but in this context should not be taken literally) at our line but for once we never buckled. Aside from 1 dropped pass from Mariano, we never looked like being breached.


Excellent response.

Im pretty certain we could have played for another 15 minutes and our line would of stayed strong, if anything we no doubt would of scored another try or two as that line hammering seemed to galvernise us, and give our confidence as massive boost, confidence that the ref tried his best to break. Not blaming the ref as we won, he was tripe for both teams.
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