Not bad thanks. Just recovered from a weekend of celebration.

yes i remember this thread so well

Two points.

1) Hull FC's crowds are getting bigger, the average attendance will prove this. (The derby also has no bearing on this fact as we are up on attendance figures compared to the same fixtures last year)

2)Hull FC are playing with no pride and heart, against your Rovers team who you claim "playing with flair and pride" only beat us by four points. God knows what would have happened should we had even tried...

I can't believe that you try to diminish our team by claiming that your own play with no pride and heart.
If that's the case maybe they don't deserve your support.

It is kind of funny that we're playing like that and still above KR.

You have to agree ?

Its nice to note your ambition....to be above S.L. newest team in their first season and playing on an unlevel playing field.

dave m wrote: I can see a massive shift in power very soon.
with Hull fc gates getting smaller HKRs getting bigger
a new super stadium going to happen in east hull.
Rovers on the up
Hull fc going further down the league 7th at the moment.
And with the financial situation Hull in the red (figures to be released soon)
Rovers with money to spend.
The whole squad at rovers playing as a team and enjoying there rugby
Hull fc with in fighting john kerr to be sacked sooner rather than later
players not wanting to play.
things certainly look more rosy at craven park.
who knows hull may get relegated this season and rovers may go up.
Hull fc playing with no heart or passion getting stuffed at home.
Rovers playing with flair and pride.
Rovers having one of the very best playing surfaces in rugby league.
Hull fc having a shared cabbage patch to play on.
I rest my case

After you quoted this we got to the GF, the only thing you got correct was the JK sacking.

That is not our ambition, hence why they is a lot of bad stuff going around FC at the moment. The fact we are only one point above you has sent alarm bells ringing and fast.

I didn't state in my post that is where we wanted to be, only that its funny we have been poo and are still above you. Considering all the early season slagging we got when you noobs we're heading the table.

Dave M - found out. Good, that the end of that then.

Think talk of another international walking out at the end of the season should send some more alarm bells ringing. Its behind the scenes you are in chaos, wake up and smell the coffee

Can certainly smell something

That'll be the heat from Kirk Yeaman's legs as he's running out of the KC in an Easterly direction

Be careful Rover, or you will go blind

Wishful thinking.

Doesn't seem wishful from a neutral looking in.

how can this happen? Afterall, we were told that we would get a series of humiliating derby defeats due to the large local contingent at FC, who know what it means to wear the shirt in a Hull Derby.

Yeaman walking out this season to Rovers is wishfull thinking and NEVER going to happen.

Yeaman may leave Hull at the end of the season if he feels he can get a better deal with a better team, I doubt very much that will be Rovers, he has said that himself to people I know.

Or imagine if we wouldnt have gifted you two tries had niled yourself whilst Cochaynes 2nd was actually given and Fordy would have scored without dropping the ball when clear to the line.

All If's & Buts

And he's said different to people I know so who do we believe?

How many people would have said Cooke would sign for Hull KR mid season? Yeaman is a Rovers supporter so saying He'll never sign for Hull KR is actually wishful thinking.

According to Hull fans we:

We where NEVER meant to get in SL

Then

We where NEVER meant to win a game in SL

How many times do Hull fans need to be told they can't influence anything that happens within Hull KR and that never is a very strong word.

Is there any proof of this then I'll believe it when I see it!

Not according to Hull fans, maybe the odd one or two said you would not win a game or get promoted, not Hull fans in general

You shall, a series of two are on the way.

Neither of Hull's tries were gifted, the tackle by Sing on Ford forced the error leading to the try. The other was a great blindside move which for the only time in the game confused your defence.

Then again Cochaynes first was a bit fortunate as Briscoe was slightly blocked by the referee.

And the Cooke kick got a lucky bounce.

Our two trys where fantasic rugby, yours where lucky