Well, I've done some regression analysis and there is a a perfect correlation between Rovers under-delivery and your absence from these boards. Coincidence? I think not, my vertically challenged chumster.

You said Rovers would finish 4th "without doubt". Perhaps you need to temper your language a little. I'm assuming if Rovers do finish 6th it will be at the expense of Saints whom you again ruthlessly wrote off at the start of the year as the height of average. Who are you hoping for in the CC semi finals, then?

Ah a derby win and Zod comes out of the woodwork.

The hilarious thing about that post is that you actually believe it. All I can say is what complete and utter cack. Still carry on

Yep well done lads,a great team performance from 1-17.
Really enjoyed it,thought it was a good tough game and Rovers were worthy winners.
Thought we did a good job of keeping Manu,Briscoe,Yeaman and Gleeson quiet too.

No argument here, better team won on the day.

A true losers perspective....
Oh, and one of my mates (yes i've got more than 1 ) had £2 on yeamo to score 1st at 20-1, chocker he didn't put more on but he paid for his night, nice one yeamo..

We are getting the typical FC response 'you were the best of two rubbish teams' and 'we were lousy thats why Rover won', yet when they win its how good they were, seems few of the FC fans can bring themselves to give credit to a winning Rovers side, which is sad really.

The game (while not ever likley to reach the skill levels of a Saints v Wigan derby) was a very good game of passionate rugby, with both sides giving 100%. I was pleased to see the response from Rovers, the passion and commitment they showed was evident in the celebrations for each gain (such as forced knock ons etc).

I though Wheeldon was superb yesterday, along with Cockayne, Green and Galea. For FC Horne was outstanding, he took some really big hits and never once had a moan about them (unlike the 'I can dish it but not take it Luaki').

If I had paid for a ticket at the KC to see the same game, but a reverse result, I would have been disappointed at the end result but happy that I had watched a good, close game of RL with all players giving 100%.

It wasn't a classic but made up for it in the closeness and intesity. I thought FC's gameplan was to hold the ball and make no mistakes, which to be fair to them was working for much of the match. We coughed up too much ball, FC got field position and really didn't capitalise on it.
Once we got a foothold we looked more likely to score and when Long went off Hull looked like a set of headless chickens, completely disorganised and clueless in attack.
Great signs of the old comeradery coming back into our game, not seen that all year, hopefully we can gain a bit of momentum off this and push on to the end of the season.

Good to see 6 local local lads in our team, as opposed to 3 in the FC team (surely not, arent we unable to function without a full team on non locals).

And 4 homegrown (Them's the rules) Lovegrove, Murrell, Taylor and Welham.

You can't go on our board much then, depsite having a good Easter including beating you many fans still though we where poor and looks like they were right.

I think both teams need quite a few changes to compete with the top 4.

Agree totally,
Our defence was great yesterday(as were both teams tbh)It was a good tough game.
A lot of Hulls errors were forced through our tackling.
We also kept Manu,Briscoe,Yeaman and Gleeson quiet too.