Im coming all the way from my home in London in Friday afternoon traffic up the M1, I drove down to Perpignan a few weeks ago so Hull is easy. Its been 38 years of losing, you bet Ill be bloody well there !

Just swapped hours for Friday so am going now

Deffo going now. Gonna cost me quite a bit to be fair. Hopefully be well worth it.


Wrexham - Warrington - Manchester - Hull.

I will board train at around 12.48, be well worth it though. How many do you think will go?

Still working on trying to get it off work, since they seem to have conveniently lost the holiday form that I put in for this game a couple of weeks ago...

Is there any incentive for Hull to really go for a win.
If it ends as stand at the moment, they'd play Leeds ?
Surely better than Dragons at home.
I know things may change, but there seems no clear reason for Hull to go all out for a win for me.
Am I reading it correctly ?

If they win they can get a home play off game if results go their way.

So, yes.

The difference between playing at Leeds (who they didn't score a single point against at Headingly last month) and at home to Catalans (who they hammered at home last month) is huge.

No doubt they'll be going for a win, I think this will be one of the toughest games of the season!

I could be wrong, but I think...

If Hull win and Leeds/Catalan both lose then Hull finish 5th and get a home tie against Rovers or Cas.
A Hull win and one of Leeds/Catalan lose then Hull finish 6th and get a home tie against Leeds or Catalan (whichever one of those two lost).
All three win and Hull remain 7th and barring a miracle result (Catalan beating Salford by about 110 points more than Leeds beat Huddersfield) Hull will play Catalan away.
Hull defeat and they finish 8th and will face Leeds away if Leeds win, or Catalan away if Leeds lose and Catalan win.

Clear as mud!

Thats what I thought, not a team talk of clarity.
Whereas, we just have to win to win the league.
As a coach I know which one I would prefer to deliver, anything i can grasp to settle my nerves !

Hull will be going all out for the win regardless of where they'll finish or who they're likely to play. Professional pride should ensure that. This is going to be one of our toughest matches of the season (as it should be). Catalan Away, then the crusties at home and now Hull away with the playoffs to come - each game is getting bigger and tougher.

Perfect build up for the play-offs if you ask me.

Going to be interesting as Hull are scoring for fun but we seem to of got that great defence back after it slipped abit.

going to be a big crowd for this one following today's announcements, could even be the biggest non-derby crowd this season.

Today's annoucement?

Agar shown the door come the end of season.