Aye, fair play, not happy for them but can't deny their deserved victory.

Never watched it, never planned to, I don't give a flying f@@k about them, we have to concentrate on our own team and remaining in SL

valid points.i certainty didn't want them to win but they did fair and square.not going to waste any time and energy bemoaning it as like you say Leigh is a massive game in our season.i ain't fussed about losing the song thing,wish both teams would lose the daft go get your father's gun one while we having a cull.

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...and that's why you took the time to open up a thread entitled "FC Finally Win At Wembley in an Absolute Classic". Even better, you posted....lol.
Hurts doesn't it

He didn't it was the RL Newshound who did it on every site I would imagine

He meant bitter old rover49 opened the topic to read it.

It would seem a little hypocritical to not have a discussion on Hull FC's latest Challenge Cup win when you had a forty page thread on our last final and have been singing about our Wembley record for decades.

Great game, very good advertisement for the sport. Hull just refused to lose which is a mentality we have picked up this season. Houghton's tackle at the end was immense.

Hope the more sporting of you enjoyed the game.

Kills me to say it but well done sneyds 40/20 was the game changer without that I think warrington might have held on and on a side note after that brutal game might be worth a double on both teams getting beat next week

Don't think you'll get decent odds on that TBH. Moe or less a given.

Must be a killer for the chairman...supporter and then involved for 40+ years and shown how to run a Rugby League club by a failed football man...

Should have given Motu that job Neil...

That and it coincided with Gidley going off. The real game changer was Ellis coming back on. Hull looked out of it until his reintroduction. Well done to them, either team could've won it but Hull just edged it in the final quarter.

Will be interesting to see if they can kick again on or sigh a breath of relief and drop off a bit.

craighkr,i fully agree with you about that fathers gun song,it`s bloody stupid.

I never started it the thread tosspot.

Begrudgingly I'd like to say well done to FC. To win the cup beating Saints, Catalans, Wigan and Wire is an almighty effort. And we got knocked out by.........Oldham. Says it all really about our team this year.

Don't rise to it Rover49. It's a novelty for them. We, on the other hand, have been there, done that and bought the t-shirt. (We'll never hear the end of it though).

I didn't say you did...you "opened up" the thread. Appreciate the insult...this must really hurt.
Diddums

Just enjoy your moment fella don't get involved trying to rile fans up the tit for tat crap is boring

I hope you stay I super league it can only be good for both teams

Couldn't agree more mate, I hate it when fans of any denomination sing it.

Makes the people who sing it look pathetic and insular.

We've been hearing about your solitary triumph for 36 years.

Who'd have thought a couple of years ago that the next two cup finals would see Rovers get a 50-0 record thrashing, and then Hull FC laying their Wembley hoodoo to rest in one of the best finals in modern era.

4 : 1 now. Forever in our shadow.

He didn't say you started it, just that you opened it to read it.

But I am guessing that you are not bright enough to realise that.

Bitter?

Much as you'd like to think it hurts, it doesn't, why do you think whatever Hull FC does affect me as a Rovers supporter, the only time it bothers me is when we play them, I don't care if you win the treble or all die of Botulism, I will carry on with my life just the same.

You don't care but keep coming back to a thread about our Cup win?

Just admit it man. You are jealous.

I turned it on from about fifty minutes, I'd got my Mum over for lunch and turned it on to see what was going on.

My Mum's from West Hull, but my grandad played RU, she only started going to the Rugby in the early eighties when we went as a family to Rover's because we'd moved from West Yorkshire to Aldbrough.

At one point she cheered when Hull did something good, I had to remind her that her car was parked just outside and she was free to leave at anytime with anymore of that behaviour.

If my Mum hadn't been at my house and therefore an obvious West Hull foil, I'd probably have been a bit more comfortable with Hull's victory.

If I'm honest, I am actually pleased for them and their fans, they deserved it, but then, I don't live in the city.

Stop being a c0ck.

Thank you for that honest assessment Sandro. I have always found your posts fair, amusing and sometimes fecking bewildering