anyone?

I'll take your word for that when applied to recent history but it doesn't stand much scrutiny beyond that.

14 - 58 I think .
Didn't anyone else go ?

4 - 36 at half time .

McShane played a blinder MOM

Might as well not bother with the rest of the season now, it's in the bag.

21 - Franklin Vincentio

How did the other youngsters get on mate any stand outs??

I wonder if he's one of trialists willie mentioned after the Whitehaven game.

Great

happy with that with what i was saying earlier

Oh ! BTW .. It was forking cold . Carpark was like a skating rink . Glad I wore a hat .
And the two I dropped off at the train station ... Seen you loads of times . Shared a beer or ten ..
Never asked you what your names are .
Mine ain't LS13 . It's Rick .

The parking was a farce, so the lure of this week's essay won over.

Just sorted a programme out for a friend and headed home.

Difficult to say who stood out . I'd go for numbers 1 , 7 , 13 , 14 , ermm.. thats ones I noticed .
Classic moment as the final hooter went . Don't know who got the ball ( one of ours) . He ran the length of the pitch and scored .

Second half started close . After giving it to them in the first half we started 2nd without McShane . Around 6o mins in was 10 - 0 to Hawks . then 10 - 10 on around 70 mins . McShane came back on and got us back into shape .

It was freezing think you was sat near us Hunslet fans first half unless someone else had a bright orange hat