Are you sure, take away the Green try and it was level, can you tell me 100% you would scored a point?

I dont understand why rovers fans think they would have won the game if the try had been disallowed?

Penalty for Rovers from were the ball was kicked 40-45m in front of the sticks, Dobson would have had a good chance of kicking it, see him kick from further.

Still can't let it go......?
Anyway you keep forgetting you got two points from a penalty that was actually a fair tackle (o'meley), so you shouldn't even have been level with us.
Back on topic, and I think paea will go really well at hull next year. The ironic thing is that rovers fans found it hilarious when we didn't get his brother last year, bit it's just meant that we have the spare cap to now sign your best forward for the next three years.

if mickey p doesn't end up signing for fc, then some of you are going to look pretty stupid. but then there's nothing new there.


with the money available in the nrl, can't see him sticking around imo.

Please learn the rules, then come back and post.,

Was there no money in the NRL when he left it?

It would have been a penalty from where Green touched the ball, so right on Rovers line. Richard Silverwood said this on twitter when asked.

Penalty would have been 90 metres from our line. You'd have probably spilled the ball in the next set and we'd have won anyway

Paea will go to who ever offers the most cash for the longest time, if he stays in sl my bet would be wire, good replacement for carvell.

I disagree that it is entirely about money.
Say an NRL team comes in with a bid, I'd imagine he would take slightly less money to be there than stay in SL.

Other than saying the NRL enjoys a higher profile than Super League, where exactly in that article does Mather dismiss SL as an unacceptable option as you and other Rovers fans allude to? It is the Hull KR club that has the unacceptable smell, not Super League per se.

"MICKEY Paea has rejected the offer to stay on at Hull KR next season as he weighs up 'multiple offers' from rival Super League clubs."

Seems fairly conclusive. I'm sure if an NRL offer came up before he signs for the Super League club of choice then that would be considered too, but as indications point to an imminent signing - if not a signature already being fanned dry - they'll need to get their skates on.

The only incredulity Mathers displays is that he can't quite comprehend how Paea was allowed to sign for Rovers in the first place. It can only be that the most famous name in rugby, Hull Kingston Rovers, is viewed in glowing neon lights from the other side of the pond. Fancy signs, however, often front the harsh realities lurking behind. A bit like a seedy Soho club. Still, it appears to be an easy mistake to make. Mason made it too, and our Sharon.

My original thought was it should have been a penalty from where Green encroached the 10m on Eden, BUT according to Stuart Cummings the penalty should have been given to Rovers where Green was stood when Houghton kicked it. Perhaps this is why our referees are criticised as it seems clear that RL Fans trolls know better.

SL clearly isn't unacceptable, just not preferred. And if we're taking Mather at his word, they're in no rush - and why would they be? I'd be surprised if his range of options don't expand to include NRL offers. If he signs for Hull you've got an excellent player, but one whose agent has chosen (and if the ink is already drying, this is slightly bizarre) to make it known that the player would prefer to be elsewhere, in an ideal world. No biggie - if we get a replacement from the NRL, we know deep down that he'd most likely have preferred to stay there, but we expect them to make a few more positive sounds than that, or at worst keep quiet.
I'm not saying he definitely won't sign for Hull, though in all honesty I'd be a little surprised, just that it seems strange to make clear a preference for the NRL, if the deal is already done.

The eternal consolation is that it frees up money with which to target new recruits, and the hope that the signings we make could push us on to bigger and better things.*

*cheery fluff courtesy of the hdm.

Like the penalty that was given in the Salford televised game on Monday night when the Salford player encroached on the Wakefield fullback.

Sorry Wakey not Cas.

mmm.. 90 metres from the FC line with only minutes left at the Etihad. I'm sure Rovers would never be able to score from there.

Would they?

#Like #Owned

Not without dodgy they wouldn't

Yer they wud

Shame they never got the opportunity eh?

Wel have our time again don't worry bout that

Is this still the micky Paea thread ?

It can be whatever thread you want it to be

He's looked good for us.
We are a mid table team.
Go figure.

Someone will be taking the mickey

Someone just read you that from yesterdays HDM?