Re: Squad for the derby : Thu Jul 16, 2015 10:26 am  

Seventies red wrote:

Chris Chester has said on the radio that he (Chisholm) definitely wont play as he will still be jetlagged so it would not be fair on him.
IF Kelly isn't 100 % fit then I hope we don't risk him, I hate to lose against the Black and Whites as much as any other rovers fan but I'd rather have Kelly fit for the Semi final at the expense of playing tomorrow which could possibly compound the injury.
I would hope in any absence of Albert Kelly that Chris Chester gives Matty Marsh a go, even though it may be daunting for him I'm sure he wouldn't let the side down, it could even be the making of him.

Adam Quinlan arrived in similar circumstances for Saints and scored a hat trick, reckon Chisholm will play and Kelly will be rested to make sure he's right for the SF

Re: Squad for the derby : Thu Jul 16, 2015 9:15 pm  

Have just watched the Wire v. Saints game on Sky.

Defences on top and both teams playing well with high intensity and physicality.

Suddenly our next 2 games against these 2 after the derby look like a mountain to climb. If he's half fit, I would play Kelly tomorrow and go all out for a big win and hope Chisholm is worth his flight money next week against Saints. Allgood must be close to a return as well.

Re: Squad for the derby : Fri Jul 17, 2015 8:41 am  

UptheCream wrote: If you like a pop at Rovers then this preview is for you... 'Zeebrugge, binoculars and Dopey Dobins' http://upthecream.co.uk/hull-derby-prev ... ey-dobins/ 8====D

UptheCream wrote: If you like a pop at Rovers then this preview is for you... 'Zeebrugge, binoculars and Dopey Dobins' http://upthecream.co.uk/hull-derby-prev ... ey-dobins/ 8====D

Re: Squad for the derby : Fri Jul 17, 2015 9:16 am  

UptheCream wrote: If you like a pop at Rovers then this preview is for you... 'Zeebrugge, binoculars and Dopey Dobins' http://upthecream.co.uk/hull-derby-prev ... ey-dobins/ Makes me laugh when I hear some so called Hull fans excusing their absence by saying the south stand is to far away. Back in the days when Hull played at the Boulevard which was situated in the middle a pretty much run down area of the city by the end of its era, rovers fans always got one end of the ground which was all open and as I remember, probably just as far from the pitch, especially given the fact that there was a speedway track in between pitch and stands. But, did you ever hear rovers fans using these facts as an excuse?, No!! we always packed it out no matter what the weather or where we were in the league. Just goes to prove that many of todays Hull fans are a bunch of armchair winging wussies. For those Hull fans that do turn up tonight and stand in the south stand, well done for supporting your team regardless of the viewing restrictions, you are the real fans.

UptheCream wrote: If you like a pop at Rovers then this preview is for you... 'Zeebrugge, binoculars and Dopey Dobins' http://upthecream.co.uk/hull-derby-prev ... ey-dobins/ Makes me laugh when I hear some so called Hull fans excusing their absence by saying the south stand is to far away. Back in the days when Hull played at the Boulevard which was situated in the middle a pretty much run down area of the city by the end of its era, rovers fans always got one end of the ground which was all open and as I remember, probably just as far from the pitch, especially given the fact that there was a speedway track in between pitch and stands. But, did you ever hear rovers fans using these facts as an excuse?, No!! we always packed it out no matter what the weather or where we were in the league. Just goes to prove that many of todays Hull fans are a bunch of armchair winging wussies. For those Hull fans that do turn up tonight and stand in the south stand, well done for supporting your team regardless of the viewing restrictions, you are the real fans.

Re: Squad for the derby : Fri Jul 17, 2015 9:22 am  

UptheCream wrote: If you like a pop at Rovers then this preview is for you... 'Zeebrugge, binoculars and Dopey Dobins' http://upthecream.co.uk/hull-derby-prev ... ey-dobins/ Typical obsessed and deluded garbage. Are you related to a chap named Pearson ?

UptheCream wrote: If you like a pop at Rovers then this preview is for you... 'Zeebrugge, binoculars and Dopey Dobins' http://upthecream.co.uk/hull-derby-prev ... ey-dobins/ Typical obsessed and deluded garbage. Are you related to a chap named Pearson ?

Re: Squad for the derby : Fri Jul 17, 2015 9:42 am  

I like the dig about education which is followed up by the stat that insinuates that away following should be directly proportional to the ground its visitiing. Yeah that works, typical knuckle dragger fodder, he makes the dentists MILF sound like Shakespeare

Re: Squad for the derby : Fri Jul 17, 2015 10:28 am  

A lack of a good education isn't exclusively a Hull thing, as demonstrated by Castleford thicko Watts:

Unafraid of heading into the familiar hostile atmosphere and facing old teammates, Watts insists the derby contest means more to the FC players.

"The game means more to us because we've got a team full of Hull lads," Watts continued.

"No disrespect to them but they have got quite a few Aussies that don't know the passion behind it as yet.

Rather than spoil it for this obvious Maths graduate, lets count Hull born players when they hit the pitch tonight.

Re: Squad for the derby : Fri Jul 17, 2015 10:47 am  

UpyaChuff wrote: If you like a pop at Rovers then this preview is for you... 'Zeebrugge, binoculars and Dopey Dobins' http://upthecream.co.uk/hull-derby-prev ... ey-dobins/ You must be so proud, managing to sell 800 North Stand tickets for a derby just in time for the game. Big club my 'arris. The rest is just made up guff with "facts" plucked from thin air. Show us the evidence that you took double Rovers numbers to your spiritual home for Magic weekend, or was it from the Flying Milf fan calculator. Just drove past the FC fans camped out on Sutton Road, hoss poop everywhere.

UpyaChuff wrote: If you like a pop at Rovers then this preview is for you... 'Zeebrugge, binoculars and Dopey Dobins' http://upthecream.co.uk/hull-derby-prev ... ey-dobins/ You must be so proud, managing to sell 800 North Stand tickets for a derby just in time for the game. Big club my 'arris. The rest is just made up guff with "facts" plucked from thin air. Show us the evidence that you took double Rovers numbers to your spiritual home for Magic weekend, or was it from the Flying Milf fan calculator. Just drove past the FC fans camped out on Sutton Road, hoss poop everywhere.

Re: Squad for the derby : Fri Jul 17, 2015 11:08 am  

SirStan wrote:

You must be so proud, managing to sell 800 North Stand tickets for a derby just in time for the game. Big club my 'arris.

The rest is just made up guff with "facts" plucked from thin air. Show us the evidence that you took double Rovers numbers to your spiritual home for Magic weekend, or was it from the Flying Milf fan calculator.

Just drove past the FC fans camped out on Sutton Road, hoss poop everywhere.

Having been in that stand once, I would never go in it again, even if it was free, you are too far away and too low to properly see the game, you can't see either try line because of the distance and advertising hoardings. Easily the worst stand in SL and I think the club has done well to sell 800 tickets for that stand, the North stand which has easily sold out, is a good stand with an excellent view, the Boulevard Gordon street (Like Odsal) at least had the option of going higher to get a better view.

Fair play to any Hull fans that have bought tickets, but I like to be able to see the game.

Re: Squad for the derby : Fri Jul 17, 2015 11:25 am  

UptheCream wrote:

An absolute load of cackamallabashit.

If you're "The Cream", I'd want a refund on the cow.