I thought Marvin Lee was very good. It was unfortunate for Hull's 7 Wilkinson, he has never had much luck playing against Rovers.

Marvin Lee reminds me of Liam Salter in so far as he has never been the stand out player in his age group but has made small and constant improvements to his game whenever i have seen him play over the past 2 or 3 years. He must work very hard at his game.

I was impressed with the them all they played as a Team
Difficult to choose a man of the a match

I do not buy into the ''temptations scenario'' in Hull Hutchie. Leeds, Saints and Wigan have the same social make up as Hull and yet they still manage to produce numerous professionals from their amateur clubs. No mate, in my opinion it the quality of coach's' at FC and KR that are responsible for the poor flow into the first team. It's been like this for donkeys years as far back as the 80's.

A good win for the 19s today beating a rugged saints side,we were 24-6 down at one stage 2 knock ons on first tackle both leading to tries .A very disciplined second half scoring 3 tries saw rovers home after a half time turn round at 24-12.matty baharrell and matty marsh led the team around well ,full back josh guzdek was my man of the
match scoring a couple of tries,the win was marred by a late injury to the impressive scot ellerington.
well done lads good effort. finished up 32-24

Thought that Matty Marsh and Josh Guzdek were in a class of their own today. Macca Hallet is clearly going to be as good as he wants to be aswell. As i have said on the other forum, beating sides at 16/17/18/19 years of age has never been a problem for Rovers since we launched our Academy in 2008. Lets start to bring players through to our first team as frequently and as such high quality as Saints, Leeds, Wigan and Wire do. The raw materials are there for all to see.

Marsh, Hallett and Beharrell have all looked impressive this season, to name a few. But it's the team performance and work rate I have been impressed with. The U19s competition shows we are progressing as a club. The 19s is an equal playing field,unlike reserves where teams with more depth/budget have a stronger reserve team outside their firsts. (Not that I agree with not having a reserves competition).

These lads have shown they can more than cope with the best young talent that other Super league teams can offer.

This shows that given time and providing we can tie these players to longer contracts we can start becoming more self sufficient as a team, developing our own players.