How deluded are you? Our game plan tonight was to get our big guys to tyer out your big guys an let our backs run at them when they was tyring which did bring us some good meters. I dont think this type of game plan workes for us, we dont want eorl crashing back inside and hitting the markers. We layed on nolonger than hull did and the amount of ankle holding goin on in the tackle was unbeliveable, which slowed us down causing our kicking game to be very poor. We missed brett but grix coming on give us some good options and seemed to help robinson who seemed to struggle apart from testin the line a few times wi his low runs. We deserved more from the game and dint get the rub of the green, robbo passin could have give us a different game

Both will have expected to be where Hull are, as per the OP of this farcical thread. The edge of greatness! Where is the mood music when you need some, eh?

That is a great title. I suggest we all wait until Clint Eastwood makes the film of this great era in RL history. It will be greater than Invictus and This Sporting Life combined.

Kath Hetherington (Andy Serkis) shares her favourite poem ("The Mayor of Bayswater"icon_wink.gif with Sean Long (Tom Cruise) and he is inspired. At the end of the film Hull FC and Hull KR are level in the GF. Long has an easy penalty in extra time. he whispers to himself..."one black one, one white one and.........a red one!" He just kicks the ball into touch saying they should share the cup! Bringing to an end 100+ years of seperate development.

As Kath (Serkis) and Hudgell (a brilliant cameo by Bob Hoskins) carry the Cup around Old Trafford there will not be a dry eye in the cinema.

Do you know,that is quite good.
Although the bit about sharing with Rovers is stretching the bounds of credibilty a bit TOO far.

it's jon sharp

hope that's cleared that up, now back to the edge of greatness oh worshipped one

Thats just brilliant