Rovers had better chances despite being tonked in the penalty count, field position and possession and you can add to that the loss of Vella after 15 mins. They also had a perfectly good try chalked off. Last season under those circumstances they would have been soundly beaten.
Defensively they were superb and were always a threat with ball in hand. They only real negative was they coughed up the ball too many times and put themselves under pressure.
Yeh i'd go with that. have to say I was dissapointed with the point, Bradford looked clueless all game in attack. Oh and why are Bradford fans so quiet?
Joined: Feb 11 2004 Posts: 10532 Location: Home Of The King Of Kings, East Hull
newgroundb4cas wrote:According to radio Leeds Hull KR had a perfectly good try chalked off, the ref gave an invisible knock on it stated. Bulls will have been lucky. How did our lazy sod play Ben Jefferies?
and guess who the ref was. the same one whgo gavew a non ewxistant poenality try.
"That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die."
Ewwenorfolk wrote:Overall, I believe that we can look on our performance as a better one than you guys (no offence). But if KR can defend like they did all season then they will be a very difficult team to beat.
Well that should guarantee us 2 points at home and seeing as you think FC are the better of the 2 Hull teams (no offence) you'll get nowt of them... oh dear
I'd also like to see Fox get more of the ball, also would've liked to have seen a kick from the scrum near the end, rekon he could've got to it and scored.
Joined: Jul 20 2008 Posts: 1484 Location: Warrington - East Hull Lad At Heart
Would like to see the drop goal again, Thaler certainly took his time signalling it has gone over, it was a very good kick considering the pressure from the Bradford players aswell as Dobbo being slightly off balanced, took a fraction longer than he obviously wanted to but still got the kick in.
Stirlingshire Saint wrote: If HKR win at Saints, I will personally bare my backside on the town hall steps in Hull.
Stirlingshire Saint wrote:
In summary, HKR are made up of of a few overrated foreigners, a couple of Wigan rejects and a couple of blokes I have never heard of.
Saints by plenty, by miles even!
Stirlingshire Saint wrote: A walkover for Saints.
HKR are about as poor as it gets.
When referring to the atmosphere of the HJ...
Wire On The Telly wrote: ...
Shame it doesn't keep the sound like the full east stand of HKR. That's atmosphere.
BringBackRugbyLeagueBiff wrote:Would like to see the drop goal again, Thaler certainly took his time signalling it has gone over, it was a very good kick considering the pressure from the Bradford players aswell as Dobbo being slightly off balanced, took a fraction longer than he obviously wanted to but still got the kick in.
I actually thought it had gone under the crossbar.
Thaler did take an age to signal it but thanks heavens he did.
Joined: Jul 20 2008 Posts: 1484 Location: Warrington - East Hull Lad At Heart
Gavin Miller - Legend wrote:I actually thought it had gone under the crossbar. Thaler did take an age to signal it but thanks heavens he did.
If he hadn't of, I would have feared(?) for his life. There would have been all hell let loose.
Stirlingshire Saint wrote: If HKR win at Saints, I will personally bare my backside on the town hall steps in Hull.
Stirlingshire Saint wrote:
In summary, HKR are made up of of a few overrated foreigners, a couple of Wigan rejects and a couple of blokes I have never heard of.
Saints by plenty, by miles even!
Stirlingshire Saint wrote: A walkover for Saints.
HKR are about as poor as it gets.
When referring to the atmosphere of the HJ...
Wire On The Telly wrote: ...
Shame it doesn't keep the sound like the full east stand of HKR. That's atmosphere.
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