The team could win the remaining games of the season by 20 points each and stick 50 on Leeds in the GF........nobody who is anyway a supporter of this club should be fooled into thinking the current management set up is anything other than a flawed mess that is killing the club like a cancerous growth.

IMHO that is.

Funny to see Gus appear when we win!

Still not worth losing for though

I'll settle for a good game, Broncos showing some go forward, scoring a few tries and looking like they believe in themselves as being capable of winning (even if they don't). Anything that gives an indication they are getting their act together and can win at home, they've got two away wins, time to do it in front of their home crowd - like now, not later (and especially not when Saints come calling, of course).

warped sense of Humour

Referee: R. Hicks
Touchies: M. Craven and P. Marklove.

Hull by 20 this weekend, think we will click again as we did against Castleford.

We also have some players back and we had 6 players who couldnt train all week due to a stomach bug last week and they played against Hudds, so we should be a little better shape.

Saying that we don't normally play well in London.

London dont play well in London - uhm come to think of it London dont play well in most places

Every time I've been to see you play Hull in London, you've won !! (Mind you, I'm thinking more of Brentford, but I'm sure I've never seen us win at The Stoop either).

Fair do's. I always think of you as (one of) our bogey team(s).

You spoiled the party when we christened our new stadium a few years back, and I've never seen us win at London (apart from when you were Fulham, and we drew you in the CC many years ago when I was a young lad).

Would that have been the game at Crystal Palace where you had Sterlo, Topliss et al?

I was only a lad (so we're talking 30 odd years ago, give or take). If I remember rightly, it was a Challenge Cup tie and Hull played Fulham. I'd imagined that it was at Fulham.

It would have possibly been before the Sterlo era, but Topliss might have been playing for us then. Knocker Norton era, iirc (but I'm happy to be corrected. All I really remember was that we were in a higher division than you at the time, and I was really excited to have a trip to London. I *think* we first started to follow FC as a family in 77-78 or 78-79, so it would have been later than that, but not by too much).

My memory isn't my strongest point, as you can see.

We lost 17-12 at Fulham in April 1982 - a few weeks before we won the Challenge Cup in the Elland Road replay.

April 1982 at Craven cottage, with nearly 10,000 there. This loss cost us the title and therefore the double, in fact the treble as we beat HKR in the John Player too.

How times have changed on so many levels!