Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 1:16 am  

Really hope Ligi isn’t finished for the season.

Happy with that, most of all with Connor producing the goods against an actual descent opponent. Gale needs to work on the goal kicking.

Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 5:07 am  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:
Yes some of us are happy this evening, some not so, it seems.

[quote="hull2524"]leave it mate some will be in a bad mood till we lose next.


I wasn't going to post originally as I agreed with most of the sentiment on here and I've thoroughly enjoyed my afternoon of rugby.
A loss for Rovers coupled with an excellent victory for ourselves, Saturday's don't come much better then that but reading your posts, seriously where do you 2 get off?


I've read through the thread and no one has been negative or would appear upset at our win.

Hull 2524 calls out the 'usual suspects' for being missing because we've won and COYU then has a pop at Bonaire for not being happy.

Neither of which appear true, yet you 2 become divisive and then form a little alliance to belittle said poster.

It's attitudes like yours that detract people from posting, as if an opinion differs from the clique, they are rounded on and ridiculed, it's almost bullying in it's form.

Why can't you just enjoy the excellent win and performance we've witnessed and move on without your negativity around certain posters?

I suppose hypothetically you can give yourselves pats on the back for what you've done but I'd rather you stick to topic and discuss the match rather than individual posters.

Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 5:32 am  

the cal train wrote:

Really hope Ligi isn’t finished for the season.

Happy with that, most of all with Connor producing the goods against an actual descent opponent. Gale needs to work on the goal kicking.

PCL injury for Ligi BH said on Humberside.

Found this online.

A grade 1 sprain typically takes 10 days to heal completely while a grade 2 sprain takes about 3 weeks. Depending on the severity, an athlete can return to sport from anywhere 2-8 weeks after the injury

Here's hoping he isn't out too long, form prop in SL for me.

Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 5:39 am  

Chris71 wrote:

Not sure it’s late as he seemed to already be committed to the tackle before the Wigan released the ball and not sure there was much of an option to pull out the tackle.

Hope you're right mate just felt the way the Wigan player stayed down the committee may have a closer look at it.
Really hope ligi isn't seriously injured think it showed again today that him and Evans are our best starting props

Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 5:40 am  

mwindass wrote:

PCL injury for Ligi BH said on Humberside.

Found this online.

A grade 1 sprain typically takes 10 days to heal completely while a grade 2 sprain takes about 3 weeks. Depending on the severity, an athlete can return to sport from anywhere 2-8 weeks after the injury

Here's hoping he isn't out too long, form prop in SL for me.

Definitely been in good form of late and was excellent again yesterday.

Hope it's positive news for him and the team.

Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 6:28 am  

Best win and arguably best performance of the season so far yesterday. Brilliant effort from 1-17 against a very capable Wigan side. I am convinced we would have blown that game when pegged back to 18-18 in the second half a couple years back. But there is a real grit to grind out results this year particularly at home. Fingers crossed the injuries to Sao/Lane/Carlos are not serious

Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 6:41 am  

Some strong stats yesterday.

Five assists for Connor meaning he has 22 for the season. Lolohea is the only other player in the league with more than 14.

138 metres and 18 carries for Swift, 26 tackles ans 81 from Manu Ma'u.

Another half a dozen tackle misses from Reynolds although he did make six tackle busts and a couple of clean breaks.

Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 6:44 am  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Some strong stats yesterday.

Five assists for Connor meaning he has 22 for the season. Lolohea is the only other player in the league with more than 14.

138 metres and 18 carries for Swift, 26 tackles ans 81 from Manu Ma'u.

Another half a dozen tackle misses from Reynolds although he did make six tackle busts and a couple of clean breaks.

Swift was terrific yesterday again, works so hard as does McIntosh.

Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 6:53 am  

Great performance by everyone , and best home game I’ve seen for a while . Credit to hodgson for picking the right side and used his bench right . At least it’s quietened the hookem to start for a while hopefully.

Re: Wigan H - a must win ? : Sun May 22, 2022 7:08 am  

Really enjoyed yesterdays game all players put in a great shift and are developing under Hodgeson. Showed a lot of grit to stay in the game and go on to win when Wigan got to 18-18. Thought Wigan got the better of the 50/50s particularly relating to off sides but generally decent efffort from ref resulting in a great game to watch with Hull fully deserving the win.
Wigan deserve a massive amount of credit for turning up and putting on that peformance with cup final next week. Never been a Wigan fan particularly when Wane was coach but Peet has turned them into an attractive side to watch and hope they win next week,