Re: On to Salford : Sat Mar 11, 2023 10:58 pm  

I just hope Tony Smith is still hungry, because this is actually a great challenge for a coach like him. I was hoping that he'd make some tough decisions and give some youngsters a go over under performing big earners, but so far I haven't seen it. But it's early days. Maybe today will give him a better view for the future. I thought today was a opportunity to put a young kid out in the centre with Sutcliffe out. But he chose to move Griffin back there when I thought Griffin was best kept in the back row.

Re: On to Salford : Sat Mar 11, 2023 11:00 pm  

UllFC wrote:

Not denying we are poor, but best position youve ever been in SL? You've got 4 points just like we have, theres no points awarded for 'looked ok for 79minutes but lost'

I was including what’s happening off the field as well tbf. Hopefully use our marquee next year and push on for some bigger things.

Re: On to Salford : Sat Mar 11, 2023 11:01 pm  

HullKR21 wrote:

All I care about is the here and now. And at the minute, despite a couple bad results, rovers are arguably in the best position they’ve ever been in since superleague. What about you lot? Lol.

"A couple of bad results" - you've only played four yet this is the "the best position they’ve ever been in since superleague". Embarassing.

Hull were terrible today but as I told you before you disappeared for a couple of weeks, we will always be the bigger club and you know it which is why you are on here.

Re: On to Salford : Sat Mar 11, 2023 11:05 pm  

giddyupoldfella wrote:

I just hope Tony Smith is still hungry, because this is actually a great challenge for a coach like him. I was hoping that he'd make some tough decisions and give some youngsters a go over under performing big earners, but so far I haven't seen it. But it's early days. Maybe today will give him a better view for the future.

Some of the old timers have probably pulled the wool over his eyes, they look a bit fitter, they have been making the right noises...but today shows it was a sham, what Smith does next will be interesting.

Re: On to Salford : Sat Mar 11, 2023 11:27 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

"A couple of bad results" - you've only played four yet this is the "the best position they’ve ever been in since superleague". Embarassing.

Hull were terrible today but as I told you before you disappeared for a couple of weeks, we will always be the bigger club and you know it which is why you are on here.

See previous post. Own ground. Building own training facilities. One of superleagues richest clubs. Rumours to be using marquee next year. Leading example for clubs in regards to img. More concerts. More money.

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 12:17 am  

HullKR21 wrote:

See previous post. Own ground. Building own training facilities. One of superleagues richest clubs. Rumours to be using marquee next year. Leading example for clubs in regards to img. More concerts. More money.

Rumours of marquee signing
Not Cooper Cronk again?
Own ground ? Look what happened last time kr owned their own ground ?
Building training facilities ? When ?
Richest club?
Oh yeah the power board. They have so
Much money that they held a raffle for who could sit in the coaches dugout.

kr fans syndrome living in the past with delusions of grandeur.
I’m hoping Tony Larvin will be announced next to join the board.

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 12:30 am  

boardwalkempire4 wrote:

Rumours of marquee signing
Not Cooper Cronk again?
Own ground ? Look what happened last time kr owned their own ground ?
Building training facilities ? When ?
Richest club?
Oh yeah the power board. They have so
Much money that they held a raffle for who could sit in the coaches dugout.

kr fans syndrome living in the past with delusions of grandeur.
I’m hoping Tony Larvin will be announced next to join the board.

Just like Salford, the city is red.

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 12:54 am  

giddyupoldfella wrote:

I just hope Tony Smith is still hungry, because this is actually a great challenge for a coach like him. I was hoping that he'd make some tough decisions and give some youngsters a go over under performing big earners, but so far I haven't seen it. But it's early days. Maybe today will give him a better view for the future. I thought today was a opportunity to put a young kid out in the centre with Sutcliffe out. But he chose to move Griffin back there when I thought Griffin was best kept in the back row.

But what's he hungry for? He's won everything

Think He's stuck the same ideas/same tactics for years He's done nothing of note since 2016

He coached them since always had my doubts

We're not a big rugby league team really are we in the grand schemes , brisbane got 43k

We barely scrape 15k for a so called "massive crowd"

Even our away support has gone backwards compared to years back

We're not as big as we think

Hardly hit 20k for Derby

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 1:09 am  

HullKR21 wrote:

Can’t remember the last time rovers had 50+ put on them at home. It’s a regular occurrence for you lot

Can't remember last time you won a trophy

In fact wasn't born

But that'd our problem to many of our fans obsessed with rovers instead of winning trophys like 2016 or 2005 ( you wasn't in super league funny enough )

Why care about a minnow ?

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 1:29 am  

Tarquin Fuego wrote:

Fc will win ! I haven't lost a RL bet all season - so far

I did warn you I predicted a Hull win.........Sorry!