There's so many discussions on back room issues such as the team, the players and the board at the moment (understandably) but there's still a game on tomorrow and isn't there usually a thread on what score it will be? People might not care that much at the moment but I can see us grinding out a win for some reason. What the implications of this might mean I'm sure are covered on another thread but as far as predictions go, Quins 14 -Hull 20

Q 28 - H 16

I honestly haven't a clue as to how it will pan out later today (as I suspect most of us don't). I'm going to go for the positive angle and predict a win for us 20-12 which will lift us up to the dizzy heights of 10th (whoppee).
This prediction is based on absolutely nothing except blind faith and a profound lack of sleep at the moment.

I feel that the players will respond at last. A victory is on for me. 34 - 20 is the score I predict. Play an expansive game and passes to stick this week.

This is all based on blind faith and the fact I will be there and I don't want to be turning up expecting defeat despite free tickets.

36-18 to us.

I havn't had all the optimism beaten out of me yet and still live in hope that Agar can turn it around and prove that he is a good coach afterall (although I severely doubt he will). We need not only a scraped win but a commanding performance so that the team can regain a little bit of confidence that must be shot after what has been going on recently.

Quins 10 - 24 Hull

Hull to win 46-0 Agar to be revealed as the messiah then nip across the road with Jimmy and sign Sonny Bill to add give options in the back row.

Love your guys optimism. i can see Agar being the messiah, You lot signing Sonny Bill but come on you winning 46 - 0. Now you are having a giraffe.

why not? you got slugged 82-6 last week

Quins to win 28-18

Burnett to score at least once.

24-12 Hull

This is a really difficult one to predict. After the good start Quins have had, will their hammering last week galvanise them to get back to those high standards or will it be the start of a collapse? We'll definitely play better than we did last week and in a way that's our biggest problem, we know the players can turn it on when they really have to. Increased effort from our players might not be enough though, Quins away is historically a bogie game for us. I still think we'll win 24-12, although I make no secret of hoping that we get beat and another nail gets hammered into Agar's coffin.

30 point+ winning margin for the first time in a lot of years..... Hull 44 - Quins 10

I would hope his loan agreement stipulates that he can't play against us.

edited.

Deary me, sinking to Expro standards now.

You strike me as a man who doesn't like to be wrong, so getting it so wrong about Agar must be really getting to you. It's an affliction that Withernsea Zebra and Staffs FC both suffer from too, so at least you're not alone

Pretty confident we'll win, thinking 8-12 points

You would hope wrong then.

FFS.

A bit strange this one..whatever happens won't be good enough in my eyes, if we win we are just papering over the cracks. To close to call, 24-18 to Hull

Could you please provide evidence of me being wrong about Agar? Maybe you could link to a post I've made claiming we will win or even come close to winning with Agar in charge? Or maybe somewhere that I've posted that Agar is a tactical genius?
I'll save you the trouble, you won't. What you will find, however, is an argument that states that maybe not [iall[/i Hull FC's problems are necessarily Agars doing. If that doesn't conform to your "everything including Libya" is Agar's fault mantra, then I apologise.

Also, it was posted in jest. Try not to take things on here, or yourself, so seriously.

How many loan agreements do you know of that contain any such stipulation? I'm not even sure it would be within the rules TBH.

You write a six sentence rebuttal and then tell [ime[/i not to take things so seriously?

Doesn't sound implausible to me, but should we fear a player who "isn't good enough" to get in our side?

In RL I don't know tbh it's not something I've ever thought about before. In football I know it's actually against the rules for a player to play against his parent club, which makes perfect sense.