Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:21 pm  

Hessle Roader wrote:

The thing is though, its actually about winning competitions not just the odd game or two and, lets face it, you've not really shone in that department. We don't like bad results but we can live with them because we have a history of winning the things that matter.

Yes you just prove my point.

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:23 pm  

Keiththered wrote:

No we did not win against the pacesetters. It was a big disappointment. You keep referring to the past and that is all you FC fans have to cling onto. For the past two seasons you have been the second club in the City. If your abject performance yesterday is anything to go by that is likely to continue. Time will tell. For years FC were the top team and it must be difficult to accept that this is no longer the case. The best thing is a a Rovers win. The next best thing is an FC loss and a shellacking makes it just that bit better.

Are you aware that the Super League extends beyond the boundary of Hull? If we aren't the best side in the competition, we are failing in our goal. That should he the same for every club in the league. Evidently, it clearly isn't.

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:31 pm  

Keiththered wrote:

No we did not win against the pacesetters. It was a big disappointment. You keep referring to the past and that is all you FC fans have to cling onto. For the past two seasons you have been the second club in the City. If your abject performance yesterday is anything to go by that is likely to continue. Time will tell. For years FC were the top team and it must be difficult to accept that this is no longer the case. The best thing is a a Rovers win. The next best thing is an FC loss and a shellacking makes it just that bit better.

A perfect summary of your small club syndrome, well done.

"Lol" as hullkr21 (or whatever they're called) would say.

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:34 pm  

Hasbag wrote:

Are you aware that the Super League extends beyond the boundary of Hull? If we aren't the best side in the competition, we are failing in our goal. That should he the same for every club in the league. Evidently, it clearly isn't.

Of course, that goes without saying. If you cannot accept that the defeats of your derby team are not seen with pleasure you need to refer to the supporters of Saints and Wigan for example.

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:37 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

A perfect summary of your small club syndrome, well done.

"Lol" as hullkr21 (or whatever they're called) would say.

Wigan and Saints fans greet their rivals defeats with pleasure. I suppose that’s small club syndrome as well. Get real your team is a laughing stock at the moment.

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:41 pm  

Sounds like AP’s head fully went with the players straight after the match, don’t see what that achieves and is disrespectful to Tony in his teams dressing room

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:43 pm  

HU8HFC wrote:

Sounds like AP’s head fully went with the players straight after the match, don’t see what that achieves and is disrespectful to Tony in his teams dressing room

He chose the playing group over the last coach and they served that up 4 weeks into a season.

I'd be vexed off too if I was him.

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:43 pm  

Keiththered wrote:

Wigan and Saints fans greet their rivals defeats with pleasure. I suppose that’s small club syndrome as well. Get real your team is a laughing stock at the moment.

We have had a couple of bad losses and we'll have a few more this season, if we're a laughing stock what does that make you? Given we're on the same points and we have had recent success to fondly look back on (rather than relegation scraps and record cup final defeats).

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:55 pm  

Yippee try yay wrote:

We have had a couple of bad losses and we'll have a few more this season, if we're a laughing stock what does that make you? Given we're on the same points and we have had recent success to fondly look back on (rather than relegation scraps and record cup final defeats).

Living in the past again

Re: On to Salford : Sun Mar 12, 2023 3:57 pm  

Keiththered wrote:

Living in the past again

So you didn't answer the question we're on the same points, how are we a laughing stock? How about Leeds are they a Laughing stock too?