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| BP1:The Dentist Wilf:Jake the Peg:Rugby Raider:BP1:
With Leigh's defeat last night, next Saturday will see the current top two in SL go head to head. I reckon the last time the pair of us stepped out as 1st & 2nd was Good Friday 1984? Unless any of the old heads can recall such an occasion over the past 41 years!!?
Good Friday 1984 at old Craven Park (Holderness road next to the bus depot!!), and the infamous Len Casey sending off after Fred Ah Khoi baited him once too often and Casey bit, but it was the aftermath of the sending off that caused all the subsequent kerfuffle!!! Seem to recall those of us stood at the old greyhound scoreboard end going mental as the linesman fell over!!! We ended up running away with game, winning comfortably by the end, although it wasn't enough to stop them from taking the League title crown we had won twelve months previous.
Fairly sure that was the last time we faced off as 1&2 at the top of the league.
I was at the game too. Think Rovers had already won the league, but Hull destroyed them that day, Fred Au Khoi scoring a brilliant individual try regathering his own kick. With regards to the Len Casey sending off, he actually pushed the linesman after he got sent off. He was suspended Sine Die (indefinitely), but think it was reduced to 12 matches on appeal!! I was there too. It was a weird place the old caravan park. I see to remember that there was a train carriage turned into a food outlet at the back of one of the stands Can't remember us being first and second at a Derby with the exception of 84 The railway carriage was spot on think it was a tote office for the dogs too. Sure was a strange place do you remember the Tote Board end where we all stood behind privet hedges in the late 70's? We may have been 1st & 2nd the previous year also (April '83), but not wholly sure on that. The April '83 Boulevard derby was postponed by a couple of weeks, I think, due to our Challenge Cup involvement. We ended up meeting a little later on a Friday night game (possibly?) in what was essentially a title decider. We ended up running out easy winners that night (21-3ish?) and simply strolled to the crown after that. Being a high-octane early eighties derby, that night was not without incident either! culminating in an all-in 26-man brawl around the hour mark. This resulted in Gary Kemble and John Lydiat being given their marching orders. I think they were dismissed for being the only two players who didn't throw a haymaker during the melee, think all other 24 players landed at least a couple of direct hits on the opposition!! All good clean fun, eh!! But there sure was some tough hard-nuts on that pitch that night. Heaven only knows what they would make of some of the penalties and sending-offs being dished out today. Most of those early eighties Fc-rovers forwards would be lucky to play half a dozen games per season by today's standards!! PS I'd forgotten all about those privet hedges, but I can picture them now. We all used to cram onto the crumbling terraces at the Holderness road end on derby day, peering over the top of those hedges!!! I was at the boulevard in 83. Don't remember too much about the game other than I think we scored off a kick which rebounded off the post. Threepenny went mad. Great times
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| Jake the Peg:Rugby Raider:BP1:
With Leigh's defeat last night, next Saturday will see the current top two in SL go head to head. I reckon the last time the pair of us stepped out as 1st & 2nd was Good Friday 1984? Unless any of the old heads can recall such an occasion over the past 41 years!!?
Good Friday 1984 at old Craven Park (Holderness road next to the bus depot!!), and the infamous Len Casey sending off after Fred Ah Khoi baited him once too often and Casey bit, but it was the aftermath of the sending off that caused all the subsequent kerfuffle!!! Seem to recall those of us stood at the old greyhound scoreboard end going mental as the linesman fell over!!! We ended up running away with game, winning comfortably by the end, although it wasn't enough to stop them from taking the League title crown we had won twelve months previous.
Fairly sure that was the last time we faced off as 1&2 at the top of the league.
I was at the game too. Think Rovers had already won the league, but Hull destroyed them that day, Fred Au Khoi scoring a brilliant individual try regathering his own kick. With regards to the Len Casey sending off, he actually pushed the linesman after he got sent off. He was suspended Sine Die (indefinitely), but think it was reduced to 12 matches on appeal!! I was there too. It was a weird place the old caravan park. I see to remember that there was a train carriage turned into a food outlet at the back of one of the stands First Rugby league game I watched was there in the mid 40's when Rovers played Wigan. Mum and dad went to the greyhounds at that time and I followed suit about 10 years later. Did quite well as the lass next door to us was a kennel maid and she gave me some great tips!
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| Team for the Derby.
1. Rapana 2. Briscoe 3. Hardaker 4. Chamberlain. 5. Martin 6 Pryce 7. Sezer 8 Ese Ese 9. Bourouh, / Cust/ Balmforth. 10. Knight 11. Lane 12 Fash 13. Asiata
14. Cust / Balmforth/ Moy 15. Eseh 16. Ashworth 17 Salabio/ Aydin
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| Rapana Briscoe Hardaker Litten Martin Pryce Sezer Ese'ese Bourouh Knight Chamberlain Lane Asiata
Ashworth Eseh Fash Moy (Balmforth if he's fit, but I haven't heard any indication that he might be)
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| Hopefully the disciplinary is kind to us & only give Knight & Bourouh points. Could do with both avoiding bans.
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| 3/4's and 2nd row is where we are weakest and lack any threat in attack and enough in defence. I think they'll score 30 points against us unfortunately
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| Jake the Peg:
3/4's and 2nd row is where we are weakest and lack any threat in attack and enough in defence. I think they'll score 30 points against us unfortunately
Hopefully, as in your Casleford prediction, you are wrong, again.
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| WIZEB:Jake the Peg:
3/4's and 2nd row is where we are weakest and lack any threat in attack and enough in defence. I think they'll score 30 points against us unfortunately
Hopefully, as in your Casleford prediction, you are wrong, again. Ever the pessimist. Fingers crossed
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| Jake the Peg:WIZEB:Jake the Peg:
3/4's and 2nd row is where we are weakest and lack any threat in attack and enough in defence. I think they'll score 30 points against us unfortunately
Hopefully, as in your Casleford prediction, you are wrong, again. Ever the pessimist. Fingers crossed I'm with you, I think they'll muller us lol but hopefully both wrong.
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| My first thought on this one is, if we had a full squad available we have a chance but now it's heaven help us all
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| weaver93:
Team for the Derby.
1. Rapana 2. Briscoe 3. Hardaker 4. Chamberlain. 5. Martin 6 Pryce 7. Sezer 8 Ese Ese 9. Bourouh, / Cust/ Balmforth. 10. Knight 11. Lane 12 Fash 13. Asiata
14. Cust / Balmforth/ Moy 15. Eseh 16. Ashworth 17 Salabio/ Aydin
Cust it out, it was a grade A, that's why we could use the 18th man. Hopefully we avoid bans tonight, but think both Bourouh and Knight could be in trouble, particularly Bourouh who could be could be get charged for two separate incidents, plus has points already I think. Pryce has to be involved in the 17, at least on the bench if he is here in time and had a couple of training sessions. I watched Rovers yesterday, didn't think there were great in the first half and Hudds caused them problems when they moved the ball and offloaded, it was only the fact that Hudds had no end product and Lewis did 3 moments of brilliance. He is the key, we have to try and stop him, that is much easier said that done though, unbelievable player has really developed his game under Peters. If Pryce, Knight and Bourouh are available, gives us a chance, with them (Bourouh especially it will be really hard)
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| Remember v Wigan away we were 75/1 to win at half time and in the 2nd half we were down to 12 men for a while
We’re at home - were a better side even now Rovers are beautifully over confident Wigan were as well
The thing with over confidence is that Once you go behind you start to get Flustered !
Hull FC Wembley 1983 for one
We can have these smelly bin dippers Just talk about being under dogs all week
Let them do what Carolina Panthers did in the Super Bowl v Denver . All big mouths until the end of the match
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