Joined: Oct 29 2007 Posts: 6767 Location: Now in Enemy Country
I think we might rest a couple it was a pretty tough game last Friday and we picked up a few knocks, Obviously we have''t got Roby and Tai and likely Smith, players Fages and Knowles picked up knocks so they could be rested.
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Joined: Mar 23 2018 Posts: 6675 Location: Kingston upon Hull
RIGSBY wrote:We've not lost a game yet and Roby hasn't been playing . putting that myth to bed .and I can see us sending a weakened team up to the KC anyway!
Thanks RIGSBY, no ones doubting your team has been quality, but with Roby in it you are even better.
Joined: Jan 16 2003 Posts: 6734 Location: At the cider bus, Worthy Farm, Somerset
ComeOnYouUll wrote:Ironicaly they'll probably rest a few against London for a second time when they play them the week before the semi. Probably again at Headingley the week before Wembley (assuming they beat Halifax of course). They could have top spot sewn up by then anyway.
no disrespect meant to Halifax but i would have thought the semi would be the ideal game to rest a few in
Joined: Oct 29 2007 Posts: 6767 Location: Now in Enemy Country
Keiththered wrote:As some feel they may field a weakened side top spot achieved maybe fans won’t see any point in attending such a meaningless match.
We've been fielding a weakened side almost every week since we played your lot on Easter Monday, most games have only been 1 or 2 players because we feel we have got some squad depth quality.
Holbrook has dropped a hint that we have a lot of tired players, we have also mentioned Hull getting the win this Friday to keep the challenge and pressure on Warrington, if you had beaten Hull KR last week and us this week then 2nd spot would have been in sight.
I think our priority is to beat Wigan the following next week to keep them borderline for 5th place, lots of games left though so anything can happen between 2nd to 8th place.
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Hull FC: Jamie Shaul, Bureta Faraimo, Carlos Tuimavave, Josh Griffin, Albert Kelly, Marc Sneyd, Scott Taylor, Danny Houghton, Josh Bowden, Mark Minichiello, Joe Westerman, Jake Connor, Chris Green, Brad Fash, Sika Manu, Mickey Paea, Ratu Naulago, Gareth Ellis, Andre Savelio.
Saints: Jonny Lomax, Tommy Makinson, Kevin Naiqama, Mark Percival, Regan Grace, Theo Fages, Alex Walmsley, Luke Thompson, Joseph Paulo, Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Morgan Knowles, Kyle Amor, Dom Peyroux, Adam Swift, Matty Lees, Jack Ashworth, James Bentley, Lachlan Coote, Matty Costello.
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Joined: Sep 15 2007 Posts: 562 Location: The Darkside!
Two very strong squads. Should be a humdinger. Let's hope last week's slip up and home advantage give us the edge. You can't imagine Swift not wanting to put in a top performance too.
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