: Thu May 10, 2007 10:09 am  

PAUL M wrote:

Wishful thinking.

Doesn't seem wishful from a neutral looking in.

Re: SHIFT IN POWER : Thu May 10, 2007 10:23 am  

pmarrow wrote:

Hull FC are playing with no pride and heart, against your Rovers team who you claim "playing with flair and pride" only beat us by four points. God knows what would have happened should we had even tried...

how can this happen? Afterall, we were told that we would get a series of humiliating derby defeats due to the large local contingent at FC, who know what it means to wear the shirt in a Hull Derby.

: Thu May 10, 2007 10:28 am  

Easty wrote:

Doesn't seem wishful from a neutral looking in.

Yeaman walking out this season to Rovers is wishfull thinking and NEVER going to happen.

Yeaman may leave Hull at the end of the season if he feels he can get a better deal with a better team, I doubt very much that will be Rovers, he has said that himself to people I know.

Re: SHIFT IN POWER : Thu May 10, 2007 10:29 am  

pmarrow wrote:

Hull FC are playing with no pride and heart, against your Rovers team who you claim "playing with flair and pride" only beat us by four points. God knows what would have happened should we had even tried...

Or imagine if we wouldnt have gifted you two tries had niled yourself whilst Cochaynes 2nd was actually given and Fordy would have scored without dropping the ball when clear to the line.

All If's & Buts

: Thu May 10, 2007 10:35 am  

PAUL M wrote:

Yeaman walking out this season to Rovers is wishfull thinking and NEVER going to happen.

Yeaman may leave Hull at the end of the season if he feels he can get a better deal with a better team, I doubt very much that will be Rovers, he has said that himself to people I know.

And he's said different to people I know so who do we believe?

How many people would have said Cooke would sign for Hull KR mid season? Yeaman is a Rovers supporter so saying He'll never sign for Hull KR is actually wishful thinking.

According to Hull fans we:

We where NEVER meant to get in SL

Then

We where NEVER meant to win a game in SL

How many times do Hull fans need to be told they can't influence anything that happens within Hull KR and that never is a very strong word.

: Thu May 10, 2007 11:18 am  

Easty wrote:

And he's said different to people I know so who do we believe?

How many people would have said Cooke would sign for Hull KR mid season? Yeaman is a Rovers supporter so saying He'll never sign for Hull KR is actually wishful thinking.

According to Hull fans we:

We where NEVER meant to get in SL

Then

We where NEVER meant to win a game in SL

How many times do Hull fans need to be told they can't influence anything that happens within Hull KR and that never is a very strong word.

Is there any proof of this then I'll believe it when I see it!

: Thu May 10, 2007 11:21 am  

Easty wrote:

And he's said different to people I know so who do we believe?

How many people would have said Cooke would sign for Hull KR mid season? Yeaman is a Rovers supporter so saying He'll never sign for Hull KR is actually wishful thinking.

According to Hull fans we:

We where NEVER meant to get in SL

Then

We where NEVER meant to win a game in SL

How many times do Hull fans need to be told they can't influence anything that happens within Hull KR and that never is a very strong word.

Not according to Hull fans, maybe the odd one or two said you would not win a game or get promoted, not Hull fans in general

Re: SHIFT IN POWER : Thu May 10, 2007 11:54 am  

Miner Dave wrote:

how can this happen? Afterall, we were told that we would get a series of humiliating derby defeats due to the large local contingent at FC, who know what it means to wear the shirt in a Hull Derby.

You shall, a series of two are on the way.

Re: SHIFT IN POWER : Thu May 10, 2007 11:58 am  

Easty wrote:

Or imagine if we wouldnt have gifted you two tries had niled yourself whilst Cochaynes 2nd was actually given and Fordy would have scored without dropping the ball when clear to the line.

All If's & Buts

Neither of Hull's tries were gifted, the tackle by Sing on Ford forced the error leading to the try. The other was a great blindside move which for the only time in the game confused your defence.

Then again Cochaynes first was a bit fortunate as Briscoe was slightly blocked by the referee.

Re: SHIFT IN POWER : Thu May 10, 2007 12:03 pm  

pmarrow wrote:

Neither of Hull's tries were gifted, the tackle by Sing on Ford forced the error leading to the try. The other was a great blindside move which for the only time in the game confused your defence.

Then again Cochaynes first was a bit fortunate as Briscoe was slightly blocked by the referee.

And the Cooke kick got a lucky bounce.

Our two trys where fantasic rugby, yours where lucky