Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 6:29 pm  

IanTigerman wrote:

After reading some posts on this forum if it's 6 on the bounce the natives will be calling for Chesters head as they will be in the bottom 4 by then
Oh dear oh dear
Or as I keep seeing Up the Trin lol

Think I've sussed out who the native was that bought you that pint on Thursday

[PopTart]

Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 6:31 pm  

IanTigerman wrote:

It's your own supporters that said it !!!!
They were adamant that after Thursday they could not see where the next win was coming from.
Nice blokes who had obviously followed you for years (bought me a pint after game as well).
I'm not sure but they said bottom 4 as you would be found out big style when the grounds dry up.
It's a forum and I'm only saying what your own fans said,just being truthful

So Messenger....if you are only the messenger....why are you trying to convince us about it?
We are all capable of looking at our own fixtures.

But while you are here. I was talking to some fans that have been going to Cas for 100 years.
They were worried that you got hammered by Sts. Only beat Widnes and Leeds by a point and only just beat us. Warrington just beat you well at your own place, you are only 2 points ahead of us and you have a fixture pile up on the way. They think you should worry more about Cas than Trinity.
Don't shoot the messenger. I'm just passing on what your own fans are saying.

Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 6:32 pm  

Khlav Kalash wrote:

8 games gone, played 4 consecutive against teams that will likely be in the top six or so, and been close games at that, bounce of the ball things could've been different.

Beat the teams at our level and the top 8 will look after itself. Again some of us are such a set of cry babies, that such a close loss means the end of the world. If we finish in the middle eights so be it. The team has the ability to beat everyone in the championship.

That's how I see it

Up the Trin

Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 6:32 pm  

IanTigerman wrote:

It's your own supporters that said it !!!!
They were adamant that after Thursday they could not see where the next win was coming from.
Nice blokes who had obviously followed you for years (bought me a pint after game as well).
I'm not sure but they said bottom 4 as you would be found out big style when the grounds dry up.
It's a forum and I'm only saying what your own fans said,just being truthful

So you had a nice friendly chat with Wakey supporters, then came here to d1ck them off

classy

Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 6:42 pm  

M62 J30 TRINITY wrote:

Obsessed and inbred

Lol
Up the Trin

Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 6:44 pm  

Upanunder wrote:

So you had a nice friendly chat with Wakey supporters, then came here to d1ck them off

classy

How is putting their thoughts on here for discussion 'D1cking them off'
It sounds to me like they are speaking the truth but you don't like to here it

Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 7:11 pm  

Upanunder wrote:

free fall..


last 4 games have been tough, 3 aways and one home mudbath all to sides expecting to be right in the mix at the end.
some people have nothing else to do but doom and gloom the place out, if the team had the same wretched attitude we'd be in the 5h1t with Catalans.
Luckily they haven't, and they don't read this gratuitously miserable rubbish, so we're still lookin good...

Hear hear! Some folk talk some rubbish. I have had a good moan on here a few seasons back but Lord knows we had something to moan about then! It is hard ...or should be, to criticise this team and performances too much. All I will say is that the way we lose matches we should win is getting a bit repetitive and frustrating. I hope they can work this problem out soon

Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 7:16 pm  

BOJ042 wrote:

have not gone to bed yet- its because I listen to every game because I am a true supporter in living in Australia (for the 200th time) - off to bed now again disappointed because we can not close out a game -- another 2 points lost.

we are in a free fall.

Please will you get a grip. How many games do you actually see? I have had a moan in my time but that was when we had a bad team. This is not a bad team. Free fall? For goodness sake that is ridiculous. We lost to a freak drop goal today and have run 3 other sides who are genuine grand final contenders close, 2 away from home. We would like as not have beaten Widnes had freak weather not appeared. The term Supporter ought to mean something that relates to the meaning of the word. Maybe you could learn how to Support??

Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 7:24 pm  

IanTigerman wrote:

How is putting their thoughts on here for discussion 'D1cking them off'
It sounds to me like they are speaking the truth but you don't like to here it

Its "hear"

The truth ?

Well I haven't even read what a d1cking about Cas fan say's he was told by what may or may not be Wakey fans who probably wouldn't know anyway.
I think that kind of filtering is close to 100% accurate and obviously facilitates excellent time management.


ummm

Re: Hull away : Mon Apr 02, 2018 7:31 pm  

PopTart wrote:

So Messenger....if you are only the messenger....why are you trying to convince us about it?
We are all capable of looking at our own fixtures.

But while you are here. I was talking to some fans that have been going to Cas for 100 years.
They were worried that you got hammered by Sts. Only beat Widnes and Leeds by a point and only just beat us. Warrington just beat you well at your own place, you are only 2 points ahead of us and you have a fixture pile up on the way. They think you should worry more about Cas than Trinity.
Don't shoot the messenger. I'm just passing on what your own fans are saying.

Oh dear oh dear lol
It seems to have hit a nerve with you.
Castleford fans worried they have only won 5 out of 7 games so far and only played 1 team from the bottom 4 yes lots to be worried about
The Wakefield lads who I were with were a good bunch who spoke very well about Trinitys issues and rugby in general.