Rovers rarely win away games and rarely , if ever , win consecutive games.

Not to win a consecutive game under chezzie yeticon_sad.gif not to win an away game this year all stacked against us

Reading all the posts it seems nobody got a clue who's gonna win. As normal toss of a coin for me. But hopefully flips on our side

I don't think he's telling them not to, either, but neither do I think he can be doing enough to drill it into the players. It should be something that is habitual, enforced in training to the point where it becomes something the players do without even thinking. One man outside, one man inside, one directly behind if you're running at a full set line, minimum.

Or Westerman depending on if his injury affects his routine?

Another close defeat for us I should imagine - probably in front with 20 to go then lose by 1-6 points. That would be the safest prediction.

Here's hoping for pure annihalation,destruction and lets muller them

Got a sneaky feeling it will be a comfortable Hull win. Absolutely hate Derby days. Only like them after the match has finished if we win.

same here mate...don't my heart could hack it if it was a hull v rovers final lol

As always it'll be won and lost in the pack. 8 points either way for me. Big test for Logan tonight.

Well shirt ready, just having some tea then the nerves kick in, COYH

Could go either way this one. Suspect rovers will either cut loose and win by 30+ points or we'll win a dour, error ridden game by a score or two. I thought rovers played it well against saints last week given their lack of forward power and think they'll try the same tonight. We're struggling to score points but rovers have been rubbish away from home for a long time so definitely in the balance

this post sums up the derby nicely from a spectator point of view

Weather is perfect for Rovers backs to carve us apart. But how often do the more in form team win the derby?