Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 9:18 am  

westjba wrote:

I can see it becoming ugly come the final whistle on friday if we lose!!

Indeed, another consideration when deciding to drive from Mansfield on a Bank Holiday when we have Sky at home.

Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 9:21 am  

Standee wrote:

Indeed, another consideration when deciding to drive from Mansfield on a Bank Holiday when we have Sky at home.

Then you start considering fuel costs etc. I'd say it's worth it.

If we win you will be happy and in a good mood. Should we lose it's another nail in the Agar coffin possibly.

Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 9:24 am  

Standee wrote:

Indeed, another consideration when deciding to drive from Mansfield on a Bank Holiday when we have Sky at home.

You could watch the Wigan Saints game straight after as well! Laid out on the sofa, nice cold, reasonably priced beer...

Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 9:25 am  

Standee wrote:

Indeed, another consideration when deciding to drive from Mansfield on a Bank Holiday when we have Sky at home.

I feel the same standee, and im only 10 minutes away, im looking for excuses not to go, the kids are bored of it (my kids are the most fickle fans ever, only want to go when were winning!! ) im getting bored of it, usually when its the derby, its the game we look for when the fixtures are released, the derby build up is exciting, but this time, i really couldnt give a t&ss about it!!

Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 9:31 am  

Rock God X wrote:

You could watch the Wigan Saints game straight after as well! Laid out on the sofa, nice cold, reasonably priced beer...

Thats not a Good Friday for me though.

My plan - Hull V Rovers, back home to watch the Wigan v Saints game with Fish and Chips and then watch Hull and Rovers on Sky +

Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 9:36 am  

It's the first derby match i'll be missing in years. Don't have a pass as i live 120 miles away so don't lose ewt. The only way of looking at it is that if we lose another home game he has to go. That will be 4 losses at home already and we haven't even entertained the likes of Hudds, Wire,Wigan and Saints yet.

I really admire what Dalglish has done at LFC in terms of his youth policy. Blooding youngsters at every oportunity in their correct positions. If we'd done this a bit more over the last few seasons we may well be in a different position now.

[Kosh]

Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 9:39 am  

Well I'll be there as it's likely to be my one and only home game all season. One way or the other it should be one to remember.

Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 10:01 am  

westjba wrote:

I feel the same standee, and im only 10 minutes away, im looking for excuses not to go, the kids are bored of it (my kids are the most fickle fans ever, only want to go when were winning!! ) im getting bored of it, usually when its the derby, its the game we look for when the fixtures are released, the derby build up is exciting, but this time, i really couldnt give a t&ss about it!!

My lad said he doesn't want to go either and he was Hull FC mad up until the start of this season. Another legacy of the agar years, disenfranchised kids

Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 10:02 am  

Jake the Peg wrote:

My lad said he doesn't want to go either and he was Hull FC mad up until the start of this season. Another legacy of the agar years, disenfranchised kids

If the club don't know you only get one shot at keeping the kids interested then there will be no future for the club.

Re: The Hull Derby Thread : Mon Apr 18, 2011 10:36 am  

Standee wrote:

If the club don't know you only get one shot at keeping the kids interested then there will be no future for the club.

EXACTLY!!