A quality try in anyones books. Pure instinct to start with, a little luck in the middle and a lot of class to finish.

And Sky still manage to give MoM to a convicted felon

Ryles was a monster during the game and walked man of the match.

Superb individual try by Bosc and Bird was motm by a mile.

thought calderwood's try was better.

Motu's in '05 was far better


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And rightly so too, Bird was MOM by miles.

Just because has been found guilty of something
Doesn't mean he can't be MOM

Brilliant move,makes you realise just how dour our rugby is at the moment.

Not exactly a move was it though, like Phil Clark said it was a talented player playing using his insticts. Nobody in our side would have the vision or skill to do something like that.

Felon !!!!!!

been watching streets of San Fransisco again

I'm sure Thorman could've chipped it over the defence with the right foot and then the wrong foot.

Don`t be pedantic.

Thorman did do a double chip once, which led to a try for a team mate.

one on each shoulder?

Thing is if a Hull player tried that and it didn't come off he would probably be lambasted for not sticking to the game plan

or booed by the crowd for wasting the ball - like if we pass it in our own half and drop it.

Last time i remember a hull playing trying somthing like that and it coming off was Gary/Gareth ? (the welsh bloke) chipped over and gathered the ball then passed it to Nolan? to score under the post, memorys a bit vague atm lol.

I think Tansey tried it in the second half against Celtic.

Berro has done it a few times this season.

Think that's a little OTT - no problem with us passing the ball...it's the dropping it that cheeses people off. The majority of fans would welcome a modicum of creativity in attack!

Very true. For a short time afterwards he became the answer to all GB's problems according to SKY TV sages Eddie and Stevo.

any1 got the highlights of the bosc try

Apparently Agar was heard muttering, "Didnt kick it hard enough! never made touch."

You can see it as part of Boots 'n' All online on the Sky Sports website.