: Tue Jun 09, 2009 6:02 am  

Hull Kingston Bronco wrote:

yes, I've got an 8% share in our flag

watch it - all this flirting and you'll drop off his followers list. where's the solidarity?

: Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:55 am  

Thoughts on our prospects in this game? They wiped the floor with us last time - I thought we looked clueless in attack for the first time this year.

They will be missing a few, either in France or (hopefully) suspended. But our forward pack is looking a bit thin as well.

HKR by 12.

: Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:00 am  

In the first half of the game at the stoop, we looked to be in with a shout. IIRC, Orr didn't come out for the second half and Cook stared playing well. I wouldn't say the wiped the floor with us and I think if we can keep the East Hull Hoards quiet, I believe we can win this.
Quins by 15.

: Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:09 am  

KR seem to being having a slight dip in form, perfect time to play them really

Quins by 5-8 points i'd say

12-20 if im sticking my neck out

: Tue Jun 09, 2009 12:08 pm  

gutterfax wrote:

In the first half of the game at the stoop, we looked to be in with a shout. IIRC, Orr didn't come out for the second half and Cook stared playing well. I wouldn't say the wiped the floor with us and I think if we can keep the East Hull Hoards quiet, I believe we can win this.
Quins by 15.

We were more than in with a shout. We led 12-8 at the interval and could easily have led by more I thought. I didn't notice Cooke in the first half, but he & Dobson ran the show in the second half after Orr had gone off. Maybe they'd have fought back to win anyway, but I doubt by twenty points.

It looks like a close game to call between two of the top five, which is one of the reasons it's been "Sky-jacked".

: Tue Jun 09, 2009 4:27 pm  

Bikefan wrote:

Thoughts on our prospects in this game? They wiped the floor with us last time - I thought we looked clueless in attack for the first time this year.

They will be missing a few, either in France or (hopefully) suspended. But our forward pack is looking a bit thin as well.

HKR by 12.

Tight game, Rovers final 20 metre attack has lacked a bit of invention for a few weeks now, Quins defence is pretty solid. Home crowd will bring it over the line, Hull KR by 8

: Tue Jun 09, 2009 4:54 pm  

Hull Kingston Bronco wrote:

Tight game, Rovers final 20 metre attack has lacked a bit of invention for a few weeks now, Quins defence is pretty solid. Home crowd will bring it over the line, Hull KR by 8

Tend to agree im afraid. If Quins goos defense turns up it will limit the damage but I dont see us scoring many with this pack and probably no Dorn

: Tue Jun 09, 2009 5:06 pm  

No can do, Friends engagement party


unless one of you guys could sleep with his mrs beforehand and the whole thing gets called off?

: Tue Jun 09, 2009 8:37 pm  

With our backline decimated by an injury, international call ups and now a suspension, I would make Quins favourites for the game now. We will have to play a hooker/winger at full back and an untested kid on the wing.

Got to love the RFL.

: Tue Jun 09, 2009 8:58 pm  

Alphabetti Spaghetti Go! wrote:

With our backline decimated by an injury, international call ups and now a suspension, I would make Quins favourites for the game now. We will have to play a hooker/winger at full back and an untested kid on the wing.

Got to love the RFL.

Serves yer' right for giving Cockayne a contract.

Can't believe they've decided to give Fozzy a warning about raising his knees. He's been doing it for about 15 years, how come the RFL only just noticed?

Look on the bright side - you won't have Fox dropping the ball all night, he'll be doing that in Paris on Saturday.