Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 7:24 am  

Marcus's Bicycle wrote:

I think it should be 1 point each after 80 minutes and an extra point to the team that scores the golden point.

Agree with this.

Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 7:48 am  

85 tackles for Danny Houghton. No misses. 215m for Carlos.

Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 7:58 am  

Mrs Barista wrote:

85 tackles for Danny Houghton. No misses. 215m for Carlos.

I came here to point out the same. 85 tackles on its own must be a superleague record.....but to not miss a single one is ridiculous.

The guy is a machine

Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 8:10 am  

WIZEB wrote:

Where've you been? He mentions Griffin to second row every other day.

Two great defences on show , Wire definitely up for it. Jesus H Christ, there’s always a scape goat for him, now it’s a young kid playing stand off Keep the same set up and let him grow. Wakey next, let’s see how he goes. How are you Patton?

Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 8:14 am  

His Bobness wrote:

By no means my first time on here and simply saying it as I see it.

What exactly do you disagree with?

We was not fortunate to have only Hudds and Salford as our loop fixtures, Rovers got tougher fixtures for finishing bottom. You don't get rewarded for finishing bottom.

Reynolds has transformed the shape of our attack and whilst he has worked under Hodgson probably made the transition easier. He tweaked his hamstring won't be the first or last player to do that this season. I'm not concerned at all he seems to be embracing the club and at no point does he look like he is here for a holiday.

By an our of sorts Warrington, I presume you mean they've lost one game ?

Say what you like but we've conceded 5 tries in 3 league games, in comparison you concede that a game. We may not be the finished article but I've seen nothing from the opening games to make me any less optimistic of a pretty decent season.

Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 8:31 am  

pmarrow wrote:

We was not fortunate to have only Hudds and Salford as our loop fixtures, Rovers got tougher fixtures for finishing bottom. You don't get rewarded for finishing bottom.

Reynolds has transformed the shape of our attack and whilst he has worked under Hodgson probably made the transition easier. He tweaked his hamstring won't be the first or last player to do that this season. I'm not concerned at all he seems to be embracing the club and at no point does he look like he is here for a holiday.

By an our of sorts Warrington, I presume you mean they've lost one game ?

Say what you like but we've conceded 5 tries in 3 league games, in comparison you concede that a game. We may not be the finished article but I've seen nothing from the opening games to make me any less optimistic of a pretty decent season.

Just ignore him, its easy to post on here and criticize Hull after your own teams win and our draw.

If he thought this why didnt he post this about our easy start and Reynolds after the Salford win.

Still early days, but very promising signs, defence looks very good and attack good in patchs.
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Already 3 more points than last year

Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 8:37 am  

what a contrast watching hulls game yesterday than the 2 nrl games earlier in the day with 15,20 thousand watching.crowds and atmosphere make all the difference.

Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 8:43 am  

I felt we gave all we had, and that is sometimes all you need. No wonder Houghton looked flogged when an opportunity to run presented itself, outstanding effort. Get the scrums back, before we all lose more players to injuries in this non stop breathtaking spectacle we have created for ourselves. Jordan Lane and the rest of the pack mammoth effort.

Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 8:55 am  

some great tries were scored from scrums,including the memorable topliss runaround try in 1982.need to keep them.

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Re: Round 3 v Warrington : Mon Apr 19, 2021 9:21 am  

Armavinit wrote:

Two great defences on show , Wire definitely up for it. Jesus H Christ, there’s always a scape goat for him, now it’s a young kid playing stand off Keep the same set up and let him grow. Wakey next, let’s see how he goes. How are you Patton?

Thought Ben McNamara played well, he was steady, did well defensively and probably did what was asked of him by BH. By giving him the opportunities he and the team will only improve with the experience he gains. I really don’t see the logic of moving Carlos or Connor out the positions they are playing well in just to cover at 6 when we have a young lad who is more than capable at stepping in. To be honest moving players around and out of position just to cover would hurt us more both short and long term.