Anyone feeling confident about Sunday's game? We have a pretty good home record against the Dragons and put in a good performance against Wakey. This could be a good chance to get our first back to back victories of the season.

I think we can win this one. We looked much improved against Wakefield and Le Cats looked very average against Leeds at the weekend.

Depends which Hull side turns up! Good win on Monday, but we have to put in another good performance or the doom and gloom will be back

just hope dureaus still unavailable cos hes a massive difference.

I can feel a victory

it depends who is back from injury and who Gentle picks, if Shaul isn't in the side then I wont be going, if he is, I may well make the effort.

arnt you going for the rugby regardless??? lol

Going on previosu performances were normally awful, then 'owe the fans a performace' so put a bit of effort in and win a game then go back to type and be gash again so this is gash time. Catalan by 20

And if anybody knows "gash" its you. You really are a doom merchant. Why not just give up and find something else to do.

Aye i was pretty good with the 'gash' but im married now so just good with the one 'gash'



As for the point you trying to make why shouldnt i make my feelings known that im totally unconvinced by the coach and performances when the reality says on the whole we are 'gash'? Take a look at this season, name one game where weve put in an eighty minute performance.........or one awesome performance where weve taken a side to the cleaners and dont mention Cas as they are, well just Cas. Too may stupid/strange decisions by the coach, two many half hearted performances from the players and the sum of all that means you get a total lottery of how the team are gonna play. Could be awful, could be mostly awful with ten good minutes, could be a good sixty minutes then capitulation, one thing it wont be is great as both players and coach dont have it in them.

I hope for the win with all my heart however brain kicks in. Cats will be too big and mobile for us with the current injury list we have.

nope, it costs way too much in fuel etc. to do so.

proper fan then? where do you live? what do you drive a hummer?

"proper fan" define that...

I live in Stratford Upon Avon and drive a Nissan Pathfinder, so I probably spend on getting there what you earn in a week.

to be fair, I bet I get more in an hour than you get in pocket money for the month.

what and youve got a poop car like that next time ur in hull i will let you have a go in my bmw.

wow, a BMW, what great cars they are, in snow especially, or did you mean best mate's wheelbarrow?



seriously, you come across as being 12, or a bit thick, or both.

i am a bit thick cos i played rugby for 26 years and had to many bangs to my melon, like the best mates wheelbarrow lol.

you confuse me, you flit from being a decent poster to being a troll of sorts.

but it takes all sorts

im just trying to boost my posts to lol i like the banter thou its addictive now

post count means nothing, it's a bit like being a "proper" fan, people do what they can, doesn't make them any less of a fan.

anyway, back on topic, a full strength FC would give a full strength Catalans a game, but as it is, I fear for another defeat.

Whilst I don't always agree with Standee I can see his point completely, for fans that don't live within a few miles of Hull getting to games can be a real costly affair as well as very tiring.
For some of the dross that has been served up it certainly makes you wonder if the effort and money spent is worth it, I try to coincide matches with visits to the oldies otherwise I'd struggle to justify going to games tbh though coming via train is now by far the cheapest option.
Anyway COYH, we can beat them if we get our heads in the right place.

This is my main concern about the game. We're lacking consistency so you just can't tell what type of performance we'll put in. I'm hoping that Monday's win gave us some confidence and that our previous good record against Catalans points to an FC win.