Post subject: Re: Discouraging, but a wins a win right?
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 5:38 am
Offy
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Joined: Jan 21 2010 Posts: 727 Location: Hull...West Side
happy we won yesterday, like someone said on a different topic, we made it hard work like we did against a patched up Salford side. also as said a couple of tries were top draw. defensively I thought we were poor, miller again was out to prove a point. think we gave them few easy tries. players still looked dis-heartened.
for me the plus point was logan and micheals. I thought they played well together and both had good individual games. for me logan has to keep his place for the rest of the season in the centre. sa to me looks better at 2nd row, maybe not on todays showing but in general. bin man looks better on the wing also.
hats off to wakey, they played well, played for each other and can see the smith factor in them. but with the pressure off them, you can understand why they can play without fear.
on another note, thought the ref had a stinker! wakey were never back 10, some really bad calls throughout
Post subject: Re: Discouraging, but a wins a win right?
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 10:52 am
BP1
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A much needed win. Very nervy at times which may be a result of recent games. We had to stop the rot somehow and to that end the win was welcome.
Performance wise, it was still sub standard overall. Too much panicky rugby, particularly inside the 20, but again that may be due to a confidence issue. There were some decent tries scored though when the attack would suddenly click without warning.
A continuation of that standard of performance will probably see us in the middle eights come August. However, should the win give the team a shot of confidence, then the performance level will hopefully improve back to where we were in May.
If that is the case then the next two games become winnable, but there needs to be a sharp improvement and quick otherwise it's Leigh here we come. Fingers crossed, here's hoping for the best.
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UptheCream wrote:This weeks Five Things column.
1. The talentless academy that keeps bringing through talent 2. Mickey Paea's dancing feet 3. Gareth Ellis Man of Steel 4. Apprehension 5. Are Hull really a top eight side?
1 - as ive said all along. hkr will profit from it more then us. we have good young players but because radders is feeling the pressure, he is to scared to give them a chance
2- looked like a winger/centre in the lead up to that try, lomu eat your heart out lol
3 - if we were in the top 4 he be almost nailed on, but as it stands very outside chance
4 - meh
5 - at a scrape maybe, key game is derby...what were the odds on that.
UptheCream wrote:This weeks Five Things column.
1. The talentless academy that keeps bringing through talent 2. Mickey Paea's dancing feet 3. Gareth Ellis Man of Steel 4. Apprehension 5. Are Hull really a top eight side?
1 - as ive said all along. hkr will profit from it more then us. we have good young players but because radders is feeling the pressure, he is to scared to give them a chance
2- looked like a winger/centre in the lead up to that try, lomu eat your heart out lol
3 - if we were in the top 4 he be almost nailed on, but as it stands very outside chance
4 - meh
5 - at a scrape maybe, key game is derby...what were the odds on that.
Post subject: Re: Discouraging, but a wins a win right?
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 4:45 pm
supercat
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Joined: Jan 18 2010 Posts: 2319
Think both hull teams could make the 8. Catalan have to play.
Widnes away not many teams win there. Huddersfield at home but still without some of their top players can see giants win Leeds away can only see rhinos win.
Post subject: Re: Discouraging, but a wins a win right?
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 5:01 pm
paintman
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Joined: May 21 2011 Posts: 1144 Location: Hull
supercat wrote:Think both hull teams could make the 8. Catalan have to play.
Widnes away not many teams win there. Huddersfield at home but still without some of their top players can see giants win Leeds away can only see rhinos win.
Widnes arent half as good without Brown If the Hudds game goes down to video ref decisions there will be only one winner there We know what happened in the play offs last year al Leeds
Post subject: Re: Discouraging, but a wins a win right?
Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2015 5:48 am
old frightful
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Joined: Feb 20 2004 Posts: 765
To put Sundays' win in some sort of perspective, here are the Wakefield players normally included, who were missing from that team according to a Wakey fan on another forum:-
Richard Owen Craig Hall Tim Smith Pita Godinet Nick Scruton Mickael Simon Ian Kirke Danny Washbrook Jon Molly Chris Annakin Danny Kirmond Kevin Locke Scott Anderson
Hull KR Chairman Neil Hudgell, August 26th, 2014 said..
"In fact, the days of us signing any players from across the river are over. Our fans are loyal, passionate and only interested in one club. Taking players from our nearest rivals doesn't fit in with that brief."
Post subject: Re: Discouraging, but a wins a win right?
Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2015 6:23 am
Offy
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Joined: Jan 21 2010 Posts: 727 Location: Hull...West Side
supercat wrote:Think both hull teams could make the 8. Catalan have to play.
Widnes away not many teams win there. Huddersfield at home but still without some of their top players can see giants win Leeds away can only see rhinos win.
widnes - as already said, not same without brown Huddersfield - Catalans are dangerous at home can take anyone leeds - if they already have the title wrapped up will they field a bunch you young kids(if catalan fighting for top 8 against leeds young guns, only one winner, despite being away from home)
Post subject: Re: Discouraging, but a wins a win right?
Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2015 8:19 am
ccs
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Joined: Aug 15 2011 Posts: 5318
old frightful wrote:To put Sundays' win in some sort of perspective, here are the Wakefield players normally included, who were missing from that team according to a Wakey fan on another forum:-
Richard Owen Craig Hall Tim Smith Pita Godinet Nick Scruton Mickael Simon Ian Kirke Danny Washbrook Jon Molly Chris Annakin Danny Kirmond Kevin Locke Scott Anderson
.... players who managed (in the main) to lose 16 games on the trot.
Is Hodgson the new Griffin, or is it all about pace?
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