Definitely NOT going.

Actually went to the match at the start of the season and wasn't impressed with the arrangements - us in a corner.
But main reason isn't that. It's more to do with us.

I keep coming back to this thread as I'm convinced it should say D0dds

Fair enough, although to be fair a certain someone gets enough stick on here without our most welcome visitors joining in. There was half a point to be made but a bit like our team he couldn't quite get over the line and of course the Hull FC brand comment really didn't help the cause

I can't see anything but a 0-4 record TBH, sport doesn't have the habit of evening scores by a strategy of it's our/your turn to win. I think you've been the best team so far, we could have been, perhaps should have been, unfortunately we are most likely has been as far as this campaign goes but you never know

Let's look at it logically.

1) The squad is only weaker than it was at Wembley (no Sandow, Westwood, Currie).
2) Players are likely to be played out of position again.
3) I cannot see that we will have instilled a "big game management" ethos in 7 days.
4) Hull are playing at home in front of what is likely to be a bumper crowd.
5) Players will be short on confidence and flat as a witches t1t after Wigan.

Only one way I can see this going, and by some margin.

Sky Eddie really milked the "Wigan have £1m sat in the stand!" line, but he was right.
Pies really do have an excuse not to be all conquering but they have been very competitive, punching above their standing weight.
I honestly think Wane would have got more out of us than Smith.

I see you having a dig at me in a later post. Perhaps you should hold hands with BBW, yes I know, (and it's still Lee Westwood!) as he still wants to play dolls, and completely ignores your plea to let it go.
I have a point and I'll stand by it. Give an argument against if you so wish....my point is Warrington are better than Hull, have outplayed Hull and still got beat. IMO Hull play a brand of football that bores the hell out of me, yes it's effective, so is painting a wall

It sounds trolling but I'm posting on this board not FCs board.

Warrington will once again completely out play Hull. Hopefully this time,TS will stop being dumb on bench rotation and sort game management brain parps and get the result.

Hull ought to be battered if we play our A game, Hull are as good as they get.
Hull have been very fortunate all year and have had almost a full complement of players every week, Leon Pryce for eg can't buy a selection.

On the other hand Wire Pies and Saints have been utterly battered with season long injuries and are all more or less within a point or two of Hull.

Hull play dull but their luck is about to run out. I'll put my money on at the bookies. They will not win another game this season. Wire Pies and or Saints will all beat Hull, who are still playing the same dull rugby they've been playing all season. They haven't improved and they show no room for improvement.
They will not make Old Trafford.

Behave yourself, everyone who disagrees isn't having a go at you they may JUST disagree they may have a point that they want to stand by? Perhaps once in a while ask yourself why you are quite often a lone voice.

I don't want a specific reply thanks as I don't feel as though I had a dig at you or need to justify myself and for the record you brought up that your post might be seen as trolling. I kind of agreed with this and also your thought that we were perhaps the better team on at least two occasions and should have closed them out but didn't.

do you know if this is correct

Sadly yes.

i wont be cheering the lads on this friday.... i will be riding a Harley Davidson road king through Las Vegas

i might check for the result a few days later if i can be bothered.

While I entirely agree with you in most respects, including the ridiculousness of RD's comments, I think you might be exaggerating your prowess here just a little. Our 'near full strength team' had at least 10 players injured, including 5 of the first 17. Your own team was missing 6 of the first 17, I've not forgotten that (in fact both home and away we had 5 first team out and you had 6 out). Wembley was probably the closest we've had to a full-strength team all season.

Anyway, at the risk of sounding like a Wigan fan, I think our injuries have blown our chance of at least the LLS this year - Gidley, Sandow, Currie and Westwood all out on Friday as well as our long-term injuries like Dodds. Do we know which of them will be back in time for the playoffs?

It's very likely this weekend will see the most balanced team we've had out all year. Wingers on the wing, centres in the centre and hbs at hb. Fb at Fb.
I can see a Wire win. The kids won't get all kosher at the back end. They'll give everything.

The lack of belief and faith in out own team on this forum stinks.