Joined: Jun 01 2007 Posts: 12672 Location: Leicestershire.
Well done to Hull FC on their win today. If we could keep all the gloating to this one thread, that'd be great. Other troll threads and posts will be trashed, and I wouldn't want you typing in vain. Cheers, MR.
'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: Jun 05 2008 Posts: 916 Location: East Hull
I don't want to troll, I really enjoyed the game for obvious reasons. I was impressed with Rovers first half effort but thought the team were carrying some lazy or unfit players. I think the difference is the coaching IMO.
The Mighty Hull FC, Carlsberg don't do rugby league clubs....but if they did..........
Joined: Feb 09 2008 Posts: 9342 Location: King George Dock
Tire Paea and Mike out and Rovers lose all of their impact. Not to mention just run at Kris Welham all day and you're bound to get the better of him. Rovers fitness is awful and there you have it, your game plan for the day
"You don't have to be great to start, but to be great you have to start".
Joined: Jul 05 2006 Posts: 449 Location: South West Holderness
No trolling here. As a B&W I obviously enjoyed the game, well, from halfway through the second half, once the nerves had dissipated.
I was sat watching it with a couple of work colleagues. Both new to RL. I talked about how form goes out of the window etc etc and mentioned that 80 minute fitness may be an issue and that HKR might 'blow up' after the ~65 minute mark. They both now think I'm a tactical genius . . . all daftness aside, this was your tenth run-out of the season. What is your conditioner doing to them? Too much strength/bulk building and not enough stamina work?
Pains me to say it but I feel for you. Unless some of the things that are wrong off the pitch get sorted and soon, it'll be a long and mainly painful season.
Laughter the best medicine? Dunno, I've been grateful for penicillin in the past . . .
Joined: Jul 05 2006 Posts: 449 Location: South West Holderness
A unknown superstar wrote:How could you feel for Rovers? I honestly couldn't give a Edit-AS about them and they would say the same about us.
Very easily. A little compassion goes a long way. My Wife is a R&W and I've lots of R&W friends. While I love the banter, there's no fun to be had in taking the mickey of the clinically depressed . . I've no desire to see an uncompetitive league.
Did you feel the same about Lovegrove's injury? Or did you applaud, in the true spirit of sport, when he was nigh on lifted from the pitch?
Horses for courses. Would be a bland world if we were all the same.
Laughter the best medicine? Dunno, I've been grateful for penicillin in the past . . .
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Cheers, MR.
