Jeremy Paxman, Sir Titus Salt, Harry Ramsden... : Thu Jun 11, 2015 8:56 pm  

You're boys took one hell of a beating.... one hell of a beating

Re: Jeremy Paxman, Sir Titus Salt, Harry Ramsden... : Thu Jun 11, 2015 9:01 pm  

your*

but well done. top 4 for you lot, we will be looking to be in top 4 with the way we are currently playing.

Re: Jeremy Paxman, Sir Titus Salt, Harry Ramsden... : Thu Jun 11, 2015 9:05 pm  

*lucky

Yes... No more fluking it from 5th

Re: Jeremy Paxman, Sir Titus Salt, Harry Ramsden... : Thu Jun 11, 2015 9:10 pm  

Nice to see us finish a close match - we could have easily capitulated in that 2nd half. Credit to Leeds for that comeback, don't think I have any nails left.

Re: Jeremy Paxman, Sir Titus Salt, Harry Ramsden... : Fri Jun 12, 2015 6:32 am  

Lord Bruce Burton wrote:

You're boys took one hell of a beating.... one hell of a beating

Fantastic effort from Tigers. Even at 18-0 I wasn't at all confident knowing how the Rhino's can make a come back and boy - did they. We held on, kept our composure and the finish was top draw.

Special mention goes to our 3 recruits from London - Scott Moore, Denny Solomona and Mike McMeeken - all looked the business. Luke Gale and Grant Millinton were both outstanding. Bring on the Saints.

Re: Jeremy Paxman, Sir Titus Salt, Harry Ramsden... : Fri Jun 12, 2015 7:20 am  

Much as it would have suited us to have Rhinos win, your boys were terrific and did a real job on them. a great piece of business getting Michael Shenton back in the fold. The guy is brilliant. Well done.

Re: Jeremy Paxman, Sir Titus Salt, Harry Ramsden... : Fri Jun 12, 2015 7:22 am  

Hessle Roader wrote:

Much as it would have suited us to have Rhinos win, your boys were terrific and did a real job on them. a great piece of business getting Michael Shenton back in the fold. The guy is brilliant. Well done.

Cheers HR.

Re: Jeremy Paxman, Sir Titus Salt, Harry Ramsden... : Fri Jun 12, 2015 11:49 am  

Where's DeeHell these days ? It would be interesting what his take on a 24-31 away win would be.
Like on a scale of 1 to 10 - if 22-24 is "one hell of a beating" where does last night's game fit on the scale ?
Can you get lower (or higher) than "one hell" ? Or is "one hell" the furthest you can go ?
Does it depend on how desparate you are for a result maybe ?

Re: Jeremy Paxman, Sir Titus Salt, Harry Ramsden... : Fri Jun 12, 2015 12:05 pm  

Tigerade wrote:

Where's DeeHell these days ? It would be interesting what his take on a 24-31 away win would be.
Like on a scale of 1 to 10 - if 22-24 is "one hell of a beating" where does last night's game fit on the scale ?
Can you get lower (or higher) than "one hell" ? Or is "one hell" the furthest you can go ?
Does it depend on how desparate you are for a result maybe ?

Don't encourage the troll please!