blakeysrobin wrote:And I believe the game in July at Rovers had 2 league points at stake. Shame on you

Mrs Barista wrote:Deprived Hudgell of £34 though

Quote:“When we were approached by Richard’s Testimonial Committee to provide the opposition for his Testimonial match, we had no hesitation in accepting.
“As a local lad, Richard has been a role model to all young talent on Humberside, on and off the field. His loyalty and dedication have been to the forefront throughout his 10 years of first team and International service.
“He has tackled his serious neck injury and diabetes without a fuss, crowned by his personal bravery in committing himself to the club in the Carnegie Challenge Cup Final at Wembley last August.
“Richard thoroughly deserves his reward of an RFL Testimonial and Hull Kingston Rovers have pleasure in accepting the invitation to be a key part of his celebratory Testimonial year.”

The Goroka Gene-ius wrote:The same Neil Hudgell who said:

He's clearly not as petty as you.

Mrs Barista wrote:The point here is that plenty are "boycotting" Horne's testimonial and justifying it on the back of tosh like FC fans not going to the CP derby last year. If you're cross about that, don't go to the KC SL derby as a tit-for-tat. Horne's testimonial is something completely separate and FC have no financial interest in it.

Morgan and Hudgell to their credit have both talked in glowing terms about Horne and encouraged Rovers fans to attend.

The Goroka Gene-ius wrote:He's clearly not as petty as you.

Mrs Barista wrote:I am petty. So is he, though, although perhaps not on Horne's testimonial.

blakeysrobin wrote: go on you know you want too.

Mrs Barista wrote:With you or Hudgell?