He missed the kick at 6-0.

Some truly great comments here from the Hull fans , class fans class team gotta be one of us two for the grand final just gotta be

Wasn't confident before the game yesterday against their power and size but the team stood up well to the physical battle and definitely had them rattled. As somebody has already said, turning point was losing 2 of our best tacklers in quick succession and we lost our control.
For their effort and commitment, find it hard to critical of individuals. Mike Cooper will give us more go forward next year and offer more support to Chris Hill in what will be a fairly young set of forwards.
Finally, Jack Hughes is turning out to be our best signing from last year and was outstanding yesterday - tackled everything in sight, never stopped and hard as nails.

George King had an excellent game and I loved the footwork at the line. He's learning from Hilly, and has a good pair of hands too.
Toby had a great game too.
In all honesty I couldn't say that any of our players had a poor game, and one point mid way through the 2nd half said it all for me.
Bennie made 3 or 4 tackles from marker on the trot. The guys was out on his knees for the last one but he still made it.
When the players give it their all - even if the result doesn't go our way, and there are the odd mistakes - I for one can't ask for much more.

Your fans were great along with the players and your coach. I thought that you were the better side and Clarke the best player on the pitch, we just don't give up, our effort and team spirit is amazing.

I hope if we don't win the GF you do.

close match by the 2 best teams in SL, really nothing in it, just glad we came out on top, your supporters are a credit to your club,

Just recovering, what a final, what a battle !
The 2 fighters left punch drunk on the floor, and one of them just managed to get up before the count of ten and somehow remain standing but wobbly at the final bell before the other could rise from his knees.
It was that close.

Neither had anything left in the tank.

Each War Horse cut, battered, bruised, bloodied and broken.... but heroes.
This may not have been the greatest contest in terms of flowing rugby, as ferocious, sometimes vicious defence simply does not allow such luxuries to happen.
But it was the greatest final of another kind, where for 80 mins it was a War of power and bravery, guts and determination, and finally who had the will to win.
It was a nerve jangling spectacle of brutality within rules, played out in a cauldron of heat, (31deg at pitch side) that was at times just too difficult and gut wrenching to watch.

Huge Respect and more to a Wire team and backroom staff who conducting themselves with amazing strength at the time they were hurting the most. Which was no different to you amazing Wire fans who somehow rose above the heartbreak of what we had just witnessed to shake hands with us on the concourse, on the tube and in the streets pubs. There are many stories here in Hull of your wonderful sportsmanship. It wont be forgotten.
RESPECT to all.

This ^^^
Really a game of unbelievably small margins , you've won at Wembley before you can let us have this one , hopefully see you again at old Trafford .

PS wtf is Chris Hill doing with his hair , Is it a comb over

Losing Gidley was the turning point. Yet unlike a certain team I could mention, Gidley's injury was a result of fair play....
Yes we're all thinking about the same team.

Well done Hull. I think TS has learnt a lesson from you and we'll see Penny back on the left wing. Love Russell or not, having him and Sandow on the same wing is like having an oopalumpa goalie face a penalty shootout.

Russell, I thought had a great game. Move him to Full Back and get Ratchford away from that role