You're wrong on more than one of the points you make. No surprise there then.

Welham came up against Long for his try and not Gleeson.

Remember when Gleeson went through Welham and needed four men to hold him short of the line?

Remember when Gleeson's try got ruled out after Cockayne dislodged the ball, well it started with Gleeson stepping and leaving Welham on his backside.

No because they never happened

denial

and you thought it was a river in Egypt!

I saw some of your lot leaving early but didn't realise you'd left at half time.

Stayed until the end, thats what we do

with your eyes closed, buttocks clenched, saying "thankyou Willie" presumably?

Nah I can accept defeat when the effort is there, sometimes it's just not your day

Plenty leaving early on Friday at the North end. Maybe you didn't realise with your eyes shut and fingers in your ears.

People tend to leave after the hooter has gone, Unless they were leaving in there droves with the game in the balance with 3 minutes left?

No they left after Yeaman scored and before the hooter - missing the last try as once again your Welham-dominated left side once again had a new one ripped.

You can take your sock off now, thats if it's not stuck on. I realise its all pent up frustration from us ending and starting your season in the same manner.

You took advantage of the turmoil at Rovers, well done. The problem is you weren't miles better than us and you know it, you battered and you battered and you battered yet with 5 minutes left Rovers still were in with a shout despite what had gone on during the previous week.

in fairness, only so many seats on the bus near the window.....

Way too easy.

You mean when the pathetic little dwarf tried to play mind games, without realising you actually need a fully functioning mind to do this, all your own doing so stop trying to use it as an excuse.

Yes they did. Still maybe that's the philosophy at Rovers these days, just pretend that these things just don't happen.

Quote ="MrPhilb"No because they never happened'" Makes no wonder Welham was full or energy, Gleeson was carrying him around www.hullfc.com/newsarticle.aspx?n=17105

Quote ="MrPhilb"No because they never happened'" Makes no wonder Welham was full or energy, Gleeson was carrying him around www.hullfc.com/newsarticle.aspx?n=17105

That's not limited to just these days!

Yeamen is showing his undoubted quality this season after having his 1st proper pre season in 3 seasons and to think some people on here said he was garbage. Well done Kirk.

Quote ="TKOAH"Makes no wonder Welham was full or energy, Gleeson was carrying him around www.hullfc.com/newsarticle.aspx?n=17105'" That's not that potential England centre (according to phleb) on Gleesons back while he's scoring is it?

Quote ="TKOAH"Makes no wonder Welham was full or energy, Gleeson was carrying him around www.hullfc.com/newsarticle.aspx?n=17105'" That's not that potential England centre (according to phleb) on Gleesons back while he's scoring is it?

Priceless

Let's be honest, if Hull had taken their chances it would have been 50. If I was a Rovers fan I'd be worrying about the rest of the season rather than telling us that we're not much better than them

Another stat - 15th June will be the 10th anniversary of Kirk' SL debut against Leeds. Lee Jackson was sat alongside him on the bench and Ewan Dowes was starting for Leeds

On currebt form Yeaman should be one of teh starting centres for England.

Welham has improved, but is still one of the worst defensive backs in SL, he would get killed against the Aussies or NZ.

Yeaman is better than 4 centres in the current England team, Shenton (close though), Clubb, Welham and Cudjoe. Him and Bridge are the players I would have at centre for England.

If he carries on that this for the rest of the year, he will be in the England squad for the games against the big boys.