Squads for Hull game : Wed Aug 19, 2009 7:45 pm  

Harlequins RL
Bryan, Clubb, Dorn, Esders, Gafa, Gale, Golden, Haggerty, Heckenberg, Kaye, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Melling, Orr, Purdham, Randall, Sharp, Ward, Wells, Williamson.

Last week
Bryan, Clubb, Dorn, Gafa, Gale, Golden, Haggerty, Heckenberg, Kaye, Mbu, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Melling, O’Callaghan, Purdham, Randall, Sharp, Ward, Wells, Williamson

The red men are missing this week and also didn't make the 17 last week.

Still missing
Howell, Robinson, Temata



Hull FC
Burnett, Briscoe, Calderwood, Cordoba, Dowes, Hall, G. Horne, Houghton, King, Lauaki, Lee, Manu, Moa, Radford, Raynor, Tansey, Tickle, Washbrook, Whiting.

They're missing quite a few: Tony, Berrigan, R. Horne, Thorman , Yeaman, Thackray

: Thu Aug 20, 2009 12:20 am  

So yet again we persist with the old, the failing, and the out of form rather than give the kids a chance

: Thu Aug 20, 2009 11:49 am  

Picking the same players expecting to get a different result seems a little foolish.

: Thu Aug 20, 2009 12:45 pm  

Major concern is Dorn. We have him signed for another season and what to do with him is the issue. He seems to not like being tackled or tackling and whilst he is a great strike runner, he would seem to be a luxury we can ill afford.
The Pack at the moment picks itself, but the backs, where we looked strong at the start of the season are starting to look very suspect.
Gafa is another one I worry about as to how comitted he will be in the last 3 games. On current form, King will slaughter him at wire so he really needs to step up to the plate tomorrow. Clubb needs to be given a position and stick to it. Second row IMO!
Wells from what I have seen is our best option as a defensive FB with Curtis the best offensive. These two rotating dependant on possession. Sharp may make a load of yards, but he does it with 3 carries of 5 yards every time we are in out own half. Jamie O'callaghan is one that if our season ends tomorrow must get 2 games experience. That boy can move!
Halfs....a fit Orr is key to our getting a result.
See...it's not all marketing with me

: Thu Aug 20, 2009 2:03 pm  

You could play your mascots, cheerleaders and your directors and still beat us, so dont worry about the squad your coach has chosen

: Thu Aug 20, 2009 2:24 pm  

The Key wrote:

You could play your mascots, cheerleaders and your directors and still beat us, so dont worry about the squad your coach has chosen

Thats worrying, both Bulls and Salford fans said the same and look what happened to us there.

: Thu Aug 20, 2009 3:08 pm  

gutterfax wrote:

Halfs....a fit Orr is key to our getting a result.

I don't think Orr can be fit. Personally I think he's been playing carrying an injury for much of the time when he has been on the field this year.

I repeat what I wrote after the Salford game: I can't see where our next win is coming from.

: Thu Aug 20, 2009 3:11 pm  

alanw wrote:

Thats worrying, both Bulls and Salford fans said the same and look what happened to us there.

we were at home

: Thu Aug 20, 2009 3:51 pm  

Have faith, Surreyben, tomorrow could be the day.

As for Danny Orr, I agree that he has been carrying knocks all year and his latest problem is a quad injury.

As this is last chance saloon for us, I wouldn't mind betting he will be playing tomorrow.

: Thu Aug 20, 2009 4:39 pm  

Dan Stains woz God wrote:

Have faith, Surreyben, tomorrow could be the day.

As for Danny Orr, I agree that he has been carrying knocks all year and his latest problem is a quad injury.

As this is last chance saloon for us, I wouldn't mind betting he will be playing tomorrow.

Last chance saloon? They have looked half-cooked for the last 6 weeks!