What does it mean to you to beat Hull FC ?

Does it make your year ? Does it makes you dance for joy, reach for a kebab, make love to the ... ?

And what's it like losing to the old enemy ?

Do you kick the cat, reach for a stack of kebabs ?

We want to hear from you in 10 to a maximum of 50 words on just what it means to you beating and losing to your fiercest rivals.

The best responses will appear in a feature on derbies planned for the match programme for Millennium Magic which, of course, features the Hull derby on Sunday February 13.

So let rip, but no swear words, please.

Look forward to reading them.

Good luck!

My contribution:

Beating them is a way of getting back at them for the years of jibes when we weren't in the Super League. It's just a little reminder that we aren't pushovers anymore and are not to be taken lightly!

Say what you want about witnessing the birth of your first born but it doesnt come close to the emotion of beating Hull in a Play off game at the KC. Thinking back i dont recall the conception rivalling it either.

Tell me you are joking...you are aren't you

If i admit i am joking i might not get in the programme.

Haha

Phew..you had me worried then

Another 2 points.
But does anyone else think this is all to do with trying to drum up a bit more interest in the Magic Weekend and flog a few more tickets?

That is all it is bud.

2 and 1/2 league points - I'd take it ahead of any other [isingle[/i fixture.

In SL I think the the games Rovers have won have often carried extra significance or interest. The first ended a 7 game losing streak and was during the Paul Cooke furore. The second was a record margin and ensured SL survival. The third was played in appalling weather and was won by James Websters beautiful-ugly drop goal. He was back at CP for the fifth for his sole HFC appearance, on the back of them maintaining their infamous Wembley record. And the eighth saw Rovers break their SL play-off duck.

To see two thirds of the Hull fans leaving the KC with more than 15 minutes to go is possibly the greatest feeling in Rugby League.

To see Vaikona streaking away down the west stand touch line at Craven Park when the game had been so close was like taking a knife through the stomach. Even if I was about 10 at the time, I still to this day feel that pain when we lose to them!

What it means to beating Hull.

It means reading 50 pages on their board about how the referee won us the game and the imaginary underhand tactics used by Rovers.

It means another 50 pages of Agar out and the usual excuses about injuries.

It means a HDM pullout listening to little Dickie Agar calling for more protection for Fat Luaki and his moans about Rovers players hair colourings.

Up until last season when FC saved their best performances and beat us twice in the league it was getting quite run of the mill beating them and the bigger clubs like Wigan, Saints and Leeds gave more satisfaction when victories were secure.

Derby victories always feel special and the bigger the derby game like the play off game in 2010 the more special it feels.

Like one of the Hull players was quoted in the HDM last season .....he wanted to win the CC at Wembley to stop that song us Rovers fans sing and which constanly gets under their skin.

Any fan who says it is another two points is correct but every fan would rather take those two points than any other two points on offer.

And finally the derby games at the KC gives the stadium its annual dose of atmosphere.

I agree with every comment on hear to beat hull is magic nothing better

winning is like meeting a celestial virgin............




and losing is like seeing your black n white mate stood just behind her, waving his used condom at you smuggly........




now if that dont make the programme i dont know what will......

Hull SL Ltd. are a pitiful organisation riddled with bitterness and an excuses culture which runs right the way through their club from the board room all the way through to it's fans and even extends to some sections of the local media who are happy to promote their propaganda.

Hull KR are the most progressive club in Super League with a long term vision of winning silverware - our dominance over Hull SL Ltd. in the meantime simply means their fans are kept quieter than if they had beaten us.

Unfortunately we have to wait until Cardiff to put an end to their annual off season winging about injuries, bad luck etc. etc. Their excuses culture is sickening to be honest and I can't wait till Cardiff when they are put in their place - just like their last game of last season at the KC.

Class





. Always will be the little rugby league club in Hull and your comments reflect that.

Spot on

The modern majority at FC since the KC was opened like to think it means nothing to beat us, but talk to older FC fans (the minority of them who went to the Boulevard) and it still means everything to them to beat us in a derby. An old colleague of mine (now in his 60's) was talking to me after the drubbing we recieved after a derby friendly at the KC and he was happy as a pig in $h*t because it was a derby win. I am the same, as someone who has been going since 1963 I think the derby games are still the best games to win, yes its nice to beat Leeds or Wigan away, but there is always something special about a derby win and something aweful about a derby defeat.

Despite all the barbed comments on here,I still believe your team winning is the best feeling,whichever team you are playing.

I remember when. We was in nl2 all the nasty. Comment and disbarraging remarks
Hull fc gave us the sheer arrogance of hull fans and the club towards us. And when we returned to the top flight they said we let you win just show they cannot accept defeat with dignity. The utter arrogsance and. We are supieror goose stepping they do, make victory over gods gift all the better. Because we accept defeat with dignity hull fc can never do that . That is why. Beating fc means to me dragging them off their high horse, they put them selves on.

Doesn't change anything.

Are you sure you was there?

appart from your playoff plans

It always means a little more than a usual victory/defeat, the fact you can show your face at work and your team has either backed up your boasts or made you look an idiot is more often than not known until the very last seconds of the games