Joined: Apr 17 2005 Posts: 3469 Location: With Hull's only grade "A" SL club.
cab man wrote:THE TOOL REALLY HAS A PROBLEM TO COMING TO TERMS WITH ROVERS RISE AND RISE. HANDING THE SHIRT TO PHELPS THE OTHER DAY YOU COULD SEE HE FELT SMALL.
You really think Mr Rule, who helped save our club from the brink of disaster and turned it in to one of the biggest, most profitable clubs in British RL feels small because your debt ridden little club has finally signed someone with a big reputation? I bet James had a wry smile on his face, knowing the lengths your club was prepared to go to to get him over for this game, when he saw your attendance for yesterday.
Joined: Jan 02 2011 Posts: 203 Location: Ramsey Street Brough
fcimp wrote:You really think Mr Rule, who helped save our club from the brink of disaster and turned it in to one of the biggest, most profitable clubs in British RL feels small because your debt ridden little club has finally signed someone with a big reputation? I bet James had a wry smile on his face, knowing the lengths your club was prepared to go to to get him over for this game, when he saw your attendance for yesterday.
fcimp wrote:You really think Mr Rule, who helped save our club from the brink of disaster and turned it in to one of the biggest, most profitable clubs in British RL feels small because your debt ridden little club has finally signed someone with a big reputation? I bet James had a wry smile on his face, knowing the lengths your club was prepared to go to to get him over for this game, when he saw your attendance for yesterday.
you are been sarcastic with that statement arent you?
Just read in this mornings Mirror the BBC are mabye closing local radio stations. I can think of one that causes more trouble than good in the area, and would be first on my list
Joined: Oct 19 2003 Posts: 17898 Location: Packed like sardines, in a tin
fcimp wrote:You really think Mr Rule, who helped save our club from the brink of disaster and turned it in to one of the biggest, most profitable clubs in British RL feels small because your debt ridden little club has finally signed someone with a big reputation? I bet James had a wry smile on his face, knowing the lengths your club was prepared to go to to get him over for this game, when he saw your attendance for yesterday.
Joined: Jun 01 2007 Posts: 12667 Location: Leicestershire.
Chris28 wrote:How did James Rule help save our club?
Hull board.
'Thus I am tormented by my curiosity and humbled by my ignorance.' from History of an Old Bramin, The New York Mirror (A Weekly Journal Devoted to Literature and the Fine Arts), February 16th 1833.
Joined: Sep 18 2005 Posts: 8742 Location: 2017 City of Culture
Chris28 wrote:Absolutely, but Gwilym and Burns have form for it, you know. You might remember some mischief making in April 2007....
Totally agree, and for that reason alone, I won't be throwing any toys out of the pram over the last week's media coverage. You take the rough with the smooth. Its hard to get the media interested in RL, but we have managed it this week, some coverage by design, other coverage by balls up/accident/opportunism* (delete as appropriate).
I do think Rule would have been better giving a "I won't be commenting on other clubs affairs" to MW, but given Hudge's past form that may be "pot/kettle" a wee bit.
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I bet James had a wry smile on his face, knowing the lengths your club was prepared to go to to get him over for this game, when he saw your attendance for yesterday. 
Do you mean this isn't the Hull board?
