25th March 2006.

Anyone remember this one, one of the early games when we re-branded. Dorny was at full-back. About time we got revenge! Seriously, given the mental state of our players, Thursday's scoreline could be similar. Anyone want to get the correct score? We might need a calculator, though not to count the crowd.

Didn't they all have 'taches that night?

Rhinos by 50 at least, will be relieved if we make double figures!

What Olsi Krasniqi, has to say, I think a little common sense from Olsi! www.sportinglife.com/rugby-leagu ... /8848664/-

What Olsi Krasniqi, has to say, I think a little common sense from Olsi! www.sportinglife.com/rugby-leagu ... /8848664/-

Olsi talking a lot of sense. Without improvement on the field everything else fails. But we have to build 'a club' as well. There is no real 'club' at the moment just DH, GM and TR's plaything.

Remember it? It was my birthday, we got hammered, AND clapped the team off the pitch!

I can see the Leeds score being higher than the crowd at the rate we're going.

Welcome comments from OK when compared to the defeatist view of our inspirational skipper.......but unfortunately it doesn`t matter how many times people say `we just need to get better`, saying it without any action or forward plan will change nothing. TR, DH and GM (plus Growler) have been making similar comments since pretty much the start of the season, but absolutely nothing has happened. We suffer humiliation at the weekend and what does TR do to stem the tide?.......he picks exactly the same team (bar 1). So where is this weeks announced `shake-up`.......I know we have injuries but is J`OC really worthy of selection ahead of some of the youth. I fully expect Leeds to thrash us without even breaking into a sweat, a 40-50 point margin I would think and we will be lucky not to get nilled again.

Whereas the SF at Wigan could be viewed as a one-off where we might freakishly have some success, this game with Leeds doesn't fit that bill at all. If it were just the next SL game, it would be difficult enough, but we also have to contend with the Leeds players saying that they're going to put on a show in remembrance of Graham Murray, with it being Sinfield's 500th match and with them having Bailey and Watkins back. Our special boost is the replacement of one allegedly-injured loanee with another. And of course "taking a good look at ourselves". And it's on TV.

I fear the worst and I'm trying to work out what that might be.

What's really bizarre is that I'm actually planning to watch this, even though I know it's going to be almost as big a disaster as Saturday

I am thinking I may be better sitting on the M25 and missing the game altogether

I've decided to knock this one on the head, I think I've seen the last of the Stoop. Hopefully not the Broncos but...
I shall instead go out for dinner at a nice restaurant, forget all about it and then stick it on Sky+ when I get in. If/when the floodgates open I shall watch the rest of the game at x30 speed whilst quietly weeping
Still, the Hemel Stags will be World Club Champions within 10 years so chin up everyone. Plus as pointed out elsewhere on this forum we only need Bradford and Wakefield to go bust and the Broncos not to and it's SL1 2015, woohoo!

I wouldn't bet against us being at the Stoop again next year.

Battle of the cloven hooves: Half time: Broncos 0, Rhinos 40. Then they're told to ease up because Brian McD is being reduced to tears by what he's watching. Final score Broncos 12, Rhinos 60.

I may be nieve but I expect a reaction from us tomorrow. I still think Leeds will be too strong but I think we'll keep it respectable. 18-32 perhaps, something like that.