It just gets better.

LOL at the Rovers fans. They've just realised that there's a good chance we'll finish above them this year, which will mean that their season is a failure regardless of what else they may achieve.

You've only been a member on here for a year with 28 posts.....you have a lot more reading of e posted on here.

Especially from the like of Seb and Standee who between them have knowledge of RL they could write on a back of a postage stamp.

Give up reading, especially responding to these members who are obviously either RED & WHITE es or are just really thick.

I don't think you did.

But But But..... our side was younger than yours!!!

As I said elsewhere, its irrelevant anyway.

There are plenty of reasons for us failing to perform again last night and in isolation could be excused, however it isn't isolated, it's the good performances that are the exception rather than the norm. To the guy who has just noticed that we are disorganised, welcome on board. To those who say we are capable of beating the best teams, well so is everyone else. Plenty of shock results this season across the board, but the fact we've taken 5 points from a possible 18 against the sides currently above us in the table tells it's own tale. Add in the 9 points dropped against sides currently in the bottom 6 and I think that overall it says we're not good enough as things stand

just waiting for that idiot to chip in can't resist it can he, the record books will say we beat Wigan away from home, can't wait for the Dobbins result COME ON WIDNES!!

Not me who's the idiot mate. Were you also backing agar at his peak?

Even though we had had a few injuries this year and some below par performances, win next week and we take 5th spot and have a final appearance this year! I certainly wasn't expecting miracles this season, but we can certainly see where we need to strengthen to improve further! This year has hardly been a disaster!

Who give a crap We got 2 points The papers read WIGAN 33 HULL FC 34 .If it had been Rovers playing them. They would have stated you can only beat whats in front of you.When it was 26 - 12 To Wigan Rovers fan were in they glory.Well Hull pi--ed on they bonfire

Eh? I thought we'd beaten Wigan, Warrington, Leeds and drawn with Saints.

If we were to win on Friday that would be 9 from 20, which would be OK had it not been for what in my view were the more serious results at Cas, Widnes, Bradford and at home to Wakefield.

The disruption at HB has again proved costly. Seymour's issues, Holdsworth's prolonged head injury, Horne starting so well then being side-lined, bringing a 20 year old in from Oz and overdoing expectations. I think we've had 8 HB combinations this year so far. It's little surprise we've not asked many questions with ball in hand. What is more worrying is our lack of structure and support play. What Wigan's team demonstrated on Friday was consistency of well-understood systems, players slotting in more easily. By contrast we still look like strangers, even though Miller and Holdsworth have had a few games. We just don't look like we're executing a defined and drilled plan, more relying on Lineham, Crooks, Briscoe and now Shaul to produce something special individually.

My bad, yes 7 points which may go to 9 but then you'd have to knock off 3 and 4 respectively as we'd be above them



You've then raised a potential answer only to stamp on it. There seems to be no plan or any form of pre planned execution of anything. Is gentle just relying on benjiesque individual brilliance? If he is then he'd better sell holdsworth, miller and horne and try and snatch rangi from under the nose of the good doctor