It is what it is.Can be spun either way depending on your agenda. Hard earned point away at top 4 rival from 16-0HT.Or Scraping a draw against welders and postmen,which I feel is conviently forgetting Fev are a tough well drilled outfit, especially at home. Look at Bradford last week, could and maybe should have won after 3 large defeats.Play well against us then get well beat again yesterday how can you legislate for that other than teams get up for a game against what they perceive as the big fish in a small pond? Much like a win at home against a decimated demoralised Wigan side with Bentham giving penalties out like curly wurlys in home teams favour. Or can be seen as great backs to wall victory with very young squad against current superleague and world champs? The truth is somewhere in the middle of those view points I'd say?

Think you need to worry more about your own club doing something similar THIS season otherwise you'll be falling through the trap door.

You may be correct? Carney aside if we were going to sign a top half and impact forward as reinforcements then I'd expect them here now.We have a solid hard working team but is that enough to displace yourselves or Vikings? As we approach middle 8s as a championship club this time it feels different as a fan.Nervy times ahead for both our teams

I've not had a curly wurley for years. Gonna have to go buy one tomorrow now thanks to you

Talanoa got a pocket full of them in the 1st half. Hope he shared them with his pals

Man, that weed is strong stuff

What went on at Post Office road end? My brother and I walked round and sat at the Railway end. I didn't notice anything. Then again, I was focussing on the action on the pitch like all supporters are meant to be.

Scrapping.

Not again!!!

Don't think I've ever been to Fev when there hasn't been fighting

Yes There certainly has been occasions in the past where trouble has hit the headlines at Featherstone against both Hull clubs. I remember some Hull Fc mates of mine back in the eighties travelling to Featherstone during the time of the miners strikes.
There were bricks all over the place outside ground and Featherstone fans used them to hurl at the coaches, smashing dozens of coach windows. I can remember my mate and his wife telling me when they got back into Hull on the night, that they had to lie on the floor of the coach to escape serious injury.