Post subject: Re: it breaks my heart to say this......but
Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 7:03 pm
hullbg
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Joined: Apr 27 2007 Posts: 8157 Location: Back in Hull
I actually thought there was plenty of effort from your lads today. They never gave up and were at least enthusiastic till the end. I wish some of our lot did even that.
Post subject: Re: it breaks my heart to say this......but
Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 7:06 pm
blakeysrobin
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Joined: Oct 02 2007 Posts: 5166
hullbg wrote:I actually thought there was plenty of effort from your lads today. They never gave up and were at least enthusiastic till the end. I wish some of our lot did even that.
True but you cant begin to get enthuiastic at 30 points down. Thank god it wasnt a derby game this year it would have been a travasty.
Post subject: Re: it breaks my heart to say this......but
Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 7:17 pm
rover49
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Joined: Mar 05 2007 Posts: 13190 Location: Hedon (sometimes), sometimes Premier Inn's
I have never once called for Morgans sacking/resignation, but today was a bloody disgrace and I am not JUST referring to the scoreline. I was disgusted to see the TV cameras in the Rovers dressing room at half time with them 30-0 down, showing the players looking down at the floor and Morgan just staring at them, there was no body movement at all from him, when he should have been in the middle reading them the riot act.
We are not good enough for a top 8 place, I think the likes of Salford, Cas, Crusaders will be seeing a more than 50% chance of a victory against us. I have said we have no decent game plans for a long time and it shows, we rely on everything through Dobbo and the players around him are at best 'reasonable' squad players and would not get in the majority of SL sides.
Morgan built this team and he now needs to stand up and be counted, he his light years behind recent Aussie coaches who only came over here from assistants jobs, like McGuire and Brown, they out think him and he hasn't got a clue how to arrest a defecit at half time.
What is happening with Briscoe, he is awful just lately and to be honest I would look at getting shut of Webster, I'anson, Murrell, Fisher, Vella, Wheeldon and a few more as well, even Newton looks as though he couldn't give a toss.
I think its time for a change now, we have to do something as the club needs to progress to attract more support through the gates, at this rate we will be lucky to attract 6,000 .
Lets get shut of the rubbish in the squad and use the money to bring in two top class players for next season and bring in a some of the youngsters we keep hearing about, Saints have Eastmond, Wire have Myler so lets see what ours can do.
Its up to you now Hudgell, have the bottle to make changes or we will be looking at a bottom 4 finish at best.
'when my life is over, the thing which will have given me greatest pride is that I was first to plunge into the sea, swimming freely underwater without any connection to the terrestrial world'
Post subject: Re: it breaks my heart to say this......but
Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 7:39 pm
BP1
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Joined: Sep 04 2005 Posts: 1145 Location: In the land of wishful thinking once more. Patiently waiting for our time to finally arrive.
Is this the weekly "Agar out" thread or have I inadvertantly wandered onto the wrong board.
Black&White/red&white, its becoming increasingly difficult to tell the two boards apart.
FWIW, at least your team showed some balls in the second half (admittedly whilst still being totally outclassed by the rampant Saints). If we'd had the misfortune to come up against them it may have ended up in an 80pt margin.
See you all at the KC in July for the "Cup Final", because let's face it, its all we have to look forward to this season
I've been on the internet and have already got a sense of the fans' passion for the club. They are very fanatical - Peter Gentle 12th September 2011.
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