Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:26 pm  

We don't need or want to be playing "Champagne Rugby", what we need to be doing is completing our sets at at least 85%, kicking well, be composed and under no circumstances giving the ball away in our own half.

A really boring game will do me, they have Dobbo, he'll play the percentages all afternoon.

And just for a treat, is there any chance anybody other than when Donaldson is on the park can put a bit of kick pressure on?

Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:27 pm  

hull2524 wrote:

for your info burton we have had a great season, 8th last year to 3rd, semi in the grand final, winners of the challenge cup , best year for ages, no quibbles about tonight, anyway enjoy your dogfight tomorrow and take plenty of toilet paper lol,

I've seen the thread on your page all praying for our demise but the thing is I don't think it will affect our fans as much as you lot think it will as we've been as low as we can go ( the 3rd division ) so whatever happens I'll still buy my season ticket and keep on going as I always have

Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:29 pm  

Was a good game.Thaler is very ganson like in that he loves the limelight.up early tomorrow bit of golf then few pint then judgement day . Leicester city's season over

Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:29 pm  

Aye, the majority of us suffer terribly from MGS.

Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:30 pm  

Sandro II Terrorista wrote:

We don't need or want to be playing "Champagne Rugby", what we need to be doing is completing our sets at at least 85%, kicking well, be composed and under no circumstances giving the ball away in our own half.

A really boring game will do me, they have Dobbo, he'll play the percentages all afternoon.

And just for a treat, is there any chance anybody other than when Donaldson is on the park can put a bit of kick pressure on?

I agree the last thing I want to see is cockayne throwing a 20 yard murder ball to mantallato 1 yard from our line

Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:31 pm  

Yes Hull2524, the black and Whites have had a good season by any standards. Just came up short tonight against a very determined and hard running Wigan side.

Back to tomorrow's Mpg vs. Salford. I worry we will choke and underperform on the occasion. Thankfully, I am travelling to Devon to visit my fandabby 94 yo mother in law, who is in failing health. Arrangements made 3 months ago, when I was confident we would comfortably avoid this game. Guess I must have followed that Zook Ema's Hose into the stadium and caught some of his overblown complacency.

I am too nervous about the outcome to attend as things stand anyway. Big wraps to our fans who have the stomach to attend and I hope we will be the relieved set of fans at 5 o' clock tomorrow. COYR.

Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:31 pm  

That was in response to FTF, I can't be harrised to quote.

[Mild Rover]

Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:35 pm  

See you all tomorrow good buddies.

Sleep tight.

Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:35 pm  

Can everyone stop posting in between my posts as they then make less sense than usual please? FFS.

Re: Salford. Death or glory. : Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:45 pm  

Frankie and pickering, fair play to you both, I would hate to be in the match tomorrow, I think as far as fans hoping you go down it would be the same if roles reversed, do I want you to win, honestly no, there have said it, BUT I also see if you stay up it is better for SL, so in a way win win for me, and I would miss the derby, easy 6 points for us as well lol, cricky think am changing my mind COYREDS