Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 1:30 am  

Riderofthepalehorse wrote:

Them new trains in Hull which are on order, will take us to Manchester or Wembley, either will do, Come on you Ulllaaaa

We've got to survive a weekend in Ealing Broadway in a fortnight first.
My head is hurting already.

Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 1:37 am  

WIZEB wrote:

We've got to survive a weekend in Ealing Broadway in a fortnight first.
My head is hurting already.

WIZEB get the tube to Camden Market Sunday morning your only a few miles away, it’s great on a weekend.

Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 1:54 am  

Riderofthepalehorse wrote:

WIZEB get the tube to Camden Market Sunday morning your only a few miles away, it’s great on a weekend.

Yep, I have done some boozing around there previously......
There and east, west, north and south London.....
Looking forward to Ealing as I used to live a stones throwaway across the A40 at Perivale.
I will be doing some catching up in some hostelries I frequented in a previous life.

Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 6:48 am  

Carlos last night

20 tackles
3 tackles busts
18 carries
5 offloads
136 metres

One of the most under rated players in Super League and such an important part of our team.

Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 6:52 am  

Sebasteeno wrote:

Another great result against our massive bogey side

Is the Leeds bogy reputation earned from the Super League era or the historical playing record? What is our overall historical win / lose record playing Leeds? I know that in all major competitions Grand Finals, Challenge Cup Finals and including Yorkshire Cup finals, total score is Leeds 2 Hull 1. We have never played Leeds in 2 of these competitions -the first and last.

It is possible to view a list all of Wigan's matches played since they first started in rugby league. Does a similar list exist for Hull FC?

Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 7:02 am  

Freddie Miller. wrote: Is the Leeds bogy reputation earned from the Super League era or the historical playing record? What is our overall historical win / lose record playing Leeds? I know that in all major competitions Grand Finals, Challenge Cup Finals and including Yorkshire Cup finals, total score is Leeds 2 Hull 1. We have never played Leeds in 2 of these competitions -the first and last. It is possible to view a list all of Wigan's matches played since they first started in rugby league. Does a similar list exist for Hull FC? Not sure how comprehensive this is but this goes back to 1910 http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/matches/Custom/NDEtLS0tLS0tLS0tLTM0LS1uLS0tLS0tLS0= Select our recrord aganist any team here http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/teams/hull-fc/head2head.html

Freddie Miller. wrote: Is the Leeds bogy reputation earned from the Super League era or the historical playing record? What is our overall historical win / lose record playing Leeds? I know that in all major competitions Grand Finals, Challenge Cup Finals and including Yorkshire Cup finals, total score is Leeds 2 Hull 1. We have never played Leeds in 2 of these competitions -the first and last. It is possible to view a list all of Wigan's matches played since they first started in rugby league. Does a similar list exist for Hull FC? Not sure how comprehensive this is but this goes back to 1910 http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/matches/Custom/NDEtLS0tLS0tLS0tLTM0LS1uLS0tLS0tLS0= Select our recrord aganist any team here http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/teams/hull-fc/head2head.html

Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 9:01 am  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Carlos last night

20 tackles
3 tackles busts
18 carries
5 offloads
136 metres

One of the most under rated players in Super League and such an important part of our team.

Agreed. He was excellent and rightly got big raps from Radders.
Kelly's ball to Ratu was a thing of beauty.
Mini and Sika's breaks and killer passes to Sneydy and Shaully respectively were sublime.
Masi blasting through that hole wont do anything but build his confidence.

Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 9:46 am  

Seemed to be a real desire to play expansive rugby. The wingers actually got passes in open play.
Leeds didn’t know what was coming with Sneyd, Westy, Kelly and Shaul on the ball.
Kelly was sublime. The pass for Ratu’s try was worth the entry money alone, and his try shows what a running threat he is.

Also, who was it that pummelled Hurrell in a tackle?
Have a feeling that it may have been Albert as well.

Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 9:55 am  

Wilde 3 wrote:

Thought Matongo was excellent. Drives into the tackle now, whereas last year was running too upright, and 2 try saving tackles in that 2nd half

Yeh agree, Improved even from the first few games , wonder if ellis been around the playing side of things more as helped, must have, Ellis makes me feel more confident just sat watching, what a legend

Re: Leeds at home : Sat Mar 09, 2019 9:58 am  

Freddie Miller. wrote:

Is the Leeds bogy reputation earned from the Super League era or the historical playing record? What is our overall historical win / lose record playing Leeds? I know that in all major competitions Grand Finals, Challenge Cup Finals and including Yorkshire Cup finals, total score is Leeds 2 Hull 1. We have never played Leeds in 2 of these competitions -the first and last.

It is possible to view a list all of Wigan's matches played since they first started in rugby league. Does a similar list exist for Hull FC?

Its just LEEDS!! doesn't seem to matter what form they in , whos playing, just always expect them to beat us. that was really pleasing last night, well done Hull. Not sure about the crowd announcement though, did it say 12K seemed pretty full to me, even the south corners was full