Roverswall wrote:It is and it was something that struck me at Cas today. As I can still remember Byron losing the ball/not catching the ball with the line begging to probably win the game for us that day which cost us any real chance of 1st in the league, Well that and us losing to Haven at our place when the freak won it for them all on his own(With a little help from Byron).
So you dont like byron,, get over it for f'''k sake.
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HullRedRobin wrote:Yep it was a NL1 record at the time
I know it was called something else at the time (maybe just Division One), but isn't the 12,000+ crowd at Boulevard for Hull v us around '97 still the record
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Of course we should not forget the 2 wins we did get against Cas in 2005.
Firstly the Northern Rail Cup Final at Blackpool which for me ranks right up there as one of the most exhilarating occasions of recent times. OK it was only the Northern Rail Cup but it was still a bit of a landmark for Rovers.
And then a 40 odd point thrashing of Cas at Craven Park by a James Webster inspired Rovers. If Rovers could have maintained the form they had at that point I believe we would have got promoted a year earlier than we did.
In the end Rovers fell short in 2005 but for me it was the year when Rovers started to be taken seriously again.
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Roverswall wrote:I do like Byron actually but I belived it was him in both cases.
In any case his contributions at Blackpool 2005, against Wire the year after and that season in general should always be respected and appreciated IMO. Key player in our revival was Fordy.
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Roofs wrote:In any case his contributions at Blackpool 2005, against Wire the year after and that season in general should always be respected and appreciated IMO. Key player in our revival was Fordy.
Thats one way of taking....erm I mean looking at it
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Roofs wrote:In any case his contributions at Blackpool 2005, against Wire the year after and that season in general should always be respected and appreciated IMO. Key player in our revival was Fordy.
Indeed.
His......erm celebrations to the Cas fans still have me smiling to this day That and the cocky look when he scored the first try in the GF!
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Key player in our revival was Fordy. 
