If, as most people have said, we draw on the confidence of the last 20 against the Dobs, go into the game like we can and quick play the balls, cut out the daft penalties, we can match Wire and win, simples. Tall order non the less.

Both coming from behind
Wire by 10
Hull by 20

Tough derby games for the pair of us no real advantage to anyone, same turn around. Only slight advantage is the home tie.

I'm kind of getting the feeling Hull are going to be continually raising their levels since the Widnes game after the soul searching they did.

I haven't been to this fixture in years but I'm actually at a coin tossing situation at the moment and that is saying a lot.

We haven't play much better than the Widnes game the last two, tighten up ou defence slightly and played in patches, so need to raise our game much higher, in fact I'd say to beat you we it needs to be our best performance of the season.

Also we don't really do home advantage anymore.

Typical bank holiday weather for tomorrow. Supposed to be raining until just before kick off and quite a bit of wind around.

We just need to go out with a positive attitude and go for the win.

No point trying to play within ourselves (Plan A) because we'll lose, might as well play the more expansive stuff and just back ourselves.

Easter Monday games tend to be high scoring affairs and unpredictable. We're Top Four and should now plan to stay there. So more of the performances against Salford, Cats and last 20 minutes at Rovers please.

I'm going for 32-26 to Hull.

Whoever is less fatigued will win the game. That said all things being equal I think Warrington will win.
The bookies are starting us on minus 6 and I think they are about right.

Could be a very hard game if we start poor like Friday, Warrington play very fast & expansive, they are the form team at the minute, but we have to be living with these teams if we are to challenge.

Russell is out for them and hopefully Gidley being rested for the Wigan game.
They're going to try to kick us to death and tire our forwards for sure.
Batter Sandow/don't give him space and take the attack to them. If we get the tactics wrong we could get mullered, I reckon it'll be close and 4 points in it in a high scoring game.

Cant see anything but a wire win but I am feeling like we will at least push them close, cant take another cas/wigan style loss though. Was looking at scoring/conceding averages per game earlier and we aren't miles away. Momentum and good feeling from the derby game so I'm thinking at least a little positively I suppose. Weather might play a part as well but cant guarantee in our favour of course. We will see

What's the parking like, is there an official car park or one within 10 mins walk, or some side street some one could direct me too?

Ta

Best bet will be walton street car park next to the ground but not sure how much it costs these days

Walton Street right outside the ground is your best bet, I think its about 5 quid

Quote ="The Neutral Zone"What's the parking like, is there an official car park or one within 10 mins walk, or some side street some one could direct me too? Ta'" There's a park and ride at Priory way , First tunn off just past the Humber Bridge . https://www.stagecoachbus.com/promos-an ... k-and-ride

Quote ="The Neutral Zone"What's the parking like, is there an official car park or one within 10 mins walk, or some side street some one could direct me too? Ta'" There's a park and ride at Priory way , First tunn off just past the Humber Bridge . https://www.stagecoachbus.com/promos-an ... k-and-ride

Hull v Warrington has a special significance for me. It was the first Boulevard match that I have vivid memories about and was played in the 1948/49 season. We were beaten by a team which included iconic players such as Brian Bevan, Harry Bath,Gerry Helme and of course Roy Francis who transferred to Hull in late 1949. The 2 teams are my favourites in the English RL competition and I would love to see them play a match in a major final.

My first visit to Wembley in 1950 saw Warrington beat Widnes in the CC final.

Abdul in the squad....I hope he takes this chance...

Thanks for that wonderful piece of news to wake up to on this fine game day morning, that's really inspired me... To go back to bed... Zzzzzzzz -.-

And the weather is in fine form as well !!! Zzzzz

Surely garbage weather turns it into a forwards game, yours are rather big.

We'll have to sacrifice our expansive offloading game for 5 drives and a kick.

Been told yesterday team for Today
Shaul
Naughton
Michaels
Yeaman
Lancaster
Abdull
Sneyd
Bowden
Houghton
Watts
Ellis
Hadley
Washbrook
Subs
Green
Taylor
Feka
Pritchard
18th Man Thompson

What's up with Thompson? I would play him in front row for his pace around their big men. He plays bigger minutes than Feka and has more utility value.

Why no mention of Fonua. A stand out player against Rovers.

He looked to be struggling on friday after he caught the ball in the middle to end the game.

Thompson and Manu been ill

he's been out for a while, maybe 2 games in 4 days is too much at this stage, hopefully not another injury and being held back for next weekend