[quote="Mild Rover":17ke1c8a]I agree it isn’t very meaningful. It’s just a curiosity. If it is 100+, well it is pros vs amateurs, maybe let’s not do this again next year, but check to see if there are any records that need updating. If everything that could go wrong (sickness bug, very rusty, atrocious weather, bomb numerous chances, man sent off) goes wrong then at least you have got lots of bad luck out the way in a game you couldn’t lose. Tomlinson could probably spin a triumph in adversity narrative out of it. That’s the point really - we all get to build our own stories out the same set of events. This is just our rough notepad for establishing our outlines.[/quote:17ke1c8a] As someone said above Hull are in a no win situation today (not literally but a loss would probably be the biggest upset in the history of modern RL). Hopefully for us nothing goes wrong and we can get through with no dramas but if there were you lot would have a good laugh, as would we if the roles were reversed. I'll just take a low drama routine win and get them prepared for the trip to France (although nothing is ever drama free with Hull fc)

Crazy amount of mistakes and penalties can't think of a more stop start game I've seen. Cartwright won't be in the slightest bit happy, must have bombed half a dozen tries through stupid mistakes.

Heavy pitch to play on, they scored o the back of two penalties and not been able to handle two kicks. Bombed about 3 trys with poor passes or knock ons. Just hoping to get through this without injuries.

First time we've scored fifty in a match since Sheffield in the Cup in 2022, also at Featherstone.

Easeh easeh! What where we all worrying about eh?

[quote="ComeOnYouUll":2h8rv05m]First time we've scored fifty in a match since Sheffield in the Cup in 2022, also at Featherstone.[/quote:2h8rv05m] First competitive away win since Craven Park in July 2022. Yes I'm counting it!