You may have to go via Wakefield to get to Fev on the train

I'd imagine there is a dirty great big picture of Terry Hudson with the CC aloft from 1983 as well....

Steve Quinn.....made me cry that day

Liverpool, Sheffield/Leeds, Wakefield, Featherstone. Not happening if it's an evening game.

It's a good draw for us though we underestimate Featherstone at our peril.

A shame that Vince Farrar and Steve Evans are no longer with us to see the game.

100%, I hope it's a Sunday afternoon game.

Me too. Apart from anything else, the one thing that really isn't very good about our stadium these days is the floodlighting, which is especially poor at the Post Office Road end of the ground.

thought a fair chunk of money had been spent?

Good draw. Looking forward to a trip to fev

It has, but for some reason the floodlights haven't been working as effectively as they should. Think I read something about needing adjusting but can't be done until the ground is dry enough for the cherry picker to be used, but I might be wrong.

beeb will pick cas v saints, no questions there, i think they will either go for toronto wolfpack v wire or kr v wigan

sky will no doubt pick up their favs, widnes and leeds, they may go for our game too as they may see it as a potential upset

Word on the street in Fev seems to be that it's going to be the Thursday night game.

At ours it'd be maybe 8k IMHO (based on last few seasons early round games) so I think Fev will want home advantage plus I wouldn't be surprised to see 6/7k at theirs anyway so not much different in ticket slaes plus food/drink money so I don't think there's a financial advantage for Fev to give up the home tie.

Any pictures of a Hull FC fullback who went to you in 1950 after 18 years at Hull and became an inductee in your Hall of Fame? Saw him play for you at Wembley in 1952 in your narrow CC loss to Workington. He was a prolific drop kicker and I have seen him kick one from his own 25 yard line. Clue to his name is in the post!

I saw Vince Farrar when he came out here in 1974 and played for Cronulla for a short spell as a prop. Was dubbed 'Persil' 2 by some Cronulla supporters because of the whiteness of his legs.' Persil' 1 was Tommy Bishop who came with Cliff Watson a few years earlier to play for Cronulla.