Kear is definately on his way to you guys.

the main problem is Justin he will keep picking all the blue eyed boys once he has gone and soon i hope the blue eyed boys will not be around for long but please don't get kear has we will be in the same state has now justin go now please

i can feel love in the air

Just watching the second half now the team in the last 20 minutes luk totally deflated, foxy didn't Luke arrised trying to get magillvery, usual Newton play dropping the ball sloppy passing from dobbo what's happened to him there is no direction no confidence and then Newton gets sent off great stuff.

Dobson like any half back can only dictate & control play when his pack are in control Rovers only held the upper hand for short spells.
The big gap between the teams last night was the size of the squads. even with 10 first choice players not fit the Giants have enough options good enough to fit in & play, Rovers do not. The main reason is that they have a very good youth policy & a host of players who I suspect are on low wage contracts, the down side of that is that they will have to off load as they improve & demand higher wages. but as long as they have good spread between age, experiance & youth they can carry on. The Giants were prepared to Build slowly & risk relagation to get were they are now.

Rovers first off did not have a youth set up any where near good enough when we came up, the Hull area is not producung anywhere near the talent as the West Yorkshire clubs do.
When Rovers came into supper league the board knew that they only had one chance to get it right & it appears that they had to pay over the odds or give longer contracts than other clubs would have to just to stay in the top flight now that is comming home to roost. That policy was the correct choice then, now Rovers have to get on & rebuild arround the likes of Welham, Watts, Cox, Taylor, Hodgson with Green & Dobson the half backs untill we can get home grown just add Newton, Webster, & the rest need a good thining out & a larger squad aquired to stand a 30+ game season.
I would give Morgan the job if he wants it but the plan should be explained to the fans as we seem to have unreasonable expectations from a team that is at best average & a club that is a rebuilt & re invented from the consequeses of going bust.

Nice one mate.

Disappointment and frustration are no justification for being anything less than polite to each other. If you don't like a poster, foe them. And, no, you can't foe me.

Anything resembling a threat or intimidation and posting rights will be suspended. Which is a threat, I suppose, but there you go. You've been warned.

Nobody takes the idiots seriously, look at it, it's laughable.
Can't we just poke them with sticks and incite them to greater gormcloptitude?
That's much more fun.

I took it seriously... I've boarded up my windows from the inside and have stocked up on lemonade, pringles and calor gas. I fear for my life.

I've got my serious face on

back on topic...

I think there'll be change and the start of a new era. The get up, stay up, (don't give up the fight), consolidate, compete era that Morgan has overseen has been a remarkable success and I think he deserves enormous respect. Some of the charges aimed at him recently have been ludicrous, IMO. That said, 1 win against teams in the top 7 this season shows we are getting left behind by the better teams now. Widnes will be stronger than Crusaders, while Wakefield and Quins are both making noise about being more competitive. We need to refocus. That might mean a period of transition - if that is the case, I hope the club are open about it and the fans are patient. Looking across the river, the constant pressure on Agarout has led to short-termism and they look little closer to starting a new cycle than they did when he first got the job (though I think they've recruited intelligently for 2012).