So because they beat us last season, it means tomorrow won't be a walk in the park? It doesn't come into it and the odds compilers quite rightly don't consider it a factor either.

hull by 40 or more points

i think we can really hammer home a point tomorrow

so if we beat salford tomorrow by say only 8/10 points people will be dissapointed?we came back well against saints last week,but salford have also turned saints over recently,so the 2 points and a win are more important at this stage

Me too!

Loving the Avatar btw!

Reckon it will be a fairly low attendence tomorrow. There won't be much support from Salford, plus it's the world-cup opener, which will be a big draw to pubs/stay at home.

It's a game that we should/must win.

The two points are the most important thing but nobody has questioned that. The point I was making is that the bookies have it priced correctly and last season's Cup defeat has no bearing on the odds for the game.

i would be very dissapointed we need to put teams like salford to the sword

Only three 40+ scores in the last two and a half seasons so we are well overdue a big win, but I think tomorrow the bookies have it about right, Hull by 16 would be acceptable.

As for the attendance, I'd hazzard a guess at around 12,500.

Be a lot harder game then people are expecting I think , I will be happy just with 2 points also think last weeks game would have taken a lot out the players

Rumour on the Salford board is that thier best and most important player Holdsworth is out.

If he doesnt play it should be an easy win for Hull.

Fully expect us to win, but I'll say it again - 7-1 on Salford with Ladbrokes is MASSIVE!!!

Hills 4-1
Stan James 4-1
Sportingbet 4-1
Skybet 7/2!!!!

Last time we played them Jeremy Smith another of their key players was out but it didn't do us much good.

I think we'll win, but don't think it will be easy and to quote an earlier poster I don't think we'll "put thenm to the sword".

I couldn't careless if we win by 1point a win is a win and that's what's important.

Just so long as we don't do it the hard way like last week, couldn't cope with two nerve wracking games on the trot.
Must admit I am looking forward to tonight's game.

"Put the to the sword"...whos been buying the Paul Cullen book of Cliches???