you were saying Zoddy, aye thats you

foot mouth in!!!!!!!!!!!!
some times its best to say nothing

You can literally hear FC fans bookmarking Zods comments for future sig use.

already done it mate

Every year one of the pundits try's to be different and appear clever by predicting an outsider like they have seen into the future.

The reality is, despite this weekends results it will probably still be leeds and saints as front runners.

Top 3 for me will be Leeds Hudds and Warrington.

That is why it was a terrible bit of refereeing. If he ruled that the tackle had been completed then Eastmond should have been penalised for moving off the mark. If he ruled that the tackle hadn't been completed then Tansey had every right to have another bite.
Either way Tansey made a total b0ll0x of it.

Fortunately I don't need to bookmark any because I after 27 rounds, I'll be right - just like the previous 2 seasons...

The only thing funnier than FC fans telling the rest of the rugby world how great they are, is KR fans telling us how much better than FC they are. You're both a million miles behind Leeds, Saints and even Wire now.













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OK, duely noted that you have put some agruement forward but after one game, against the most successful side in teh SL ear and who are second favourates, lest put your arguements to the test.

Goal line defence - Last night, Hull never looked like conceding a try until they were down to 12 men. Even when there was sustained pressure close to teh Hull line, they kept St Helens out.

Scrambling defence - As about, Also, there were several times that St Helens never got an attacking kick away when close to the Hull line. Evidence of Hulls speed out of the defencive line.

Lack of Mobility in the forwards - Now that was always going to be a weak arguement, but on the evidence of how both Berrigan and Houghton played at 9, how Tickle and Fitzgibbon offered a different aspect to play in promoting the ball in poor conditions, how Manu and Lauaki ran riot and how the 4 props (epsecially O'Meley) made yards, I think we can put that arguement to bed.

Fitness - Odd argement this, but as it was Hull doing all the running around with being down to 12 men in the last quarter of the game, they were still going strong until at the final hooter.

poor coach - Of course this is a subjective thing, and in the past I might have tended to agree. But that the beauty of being open minded and giving second chances. Judging by last nights tactics, performance and ultimate result, I'd say Agar was just about spot on. Wouldn't you?

To give st's a bit of respectability