Re: Featherstone next : Sun Aug 14, 2016 6:18 pm  

The Fev game became less hazardous this afternoon, as did the Batley game, however the HKR & Giants games..............

Re: Featherstone next : Sun Aug 14, 2016 7:22 pm  

reffy wrote:

The Fev game became less hazardous this afternoon, as did the Batley game, however the HKR & Giants games..............

Before the competition started the "Beat the championship teams and you'll make the mpg" is still a possibility for Fev

No reason we shouldn't come away with a win but we'll need to stay focused on the task

One game at a time

Re: Featherstone next : Sun Aug 14, 2016 8:51 pm  

reffy wrote:

The Fev game became less hazardous this afternoon, as did the Batley game, however the HKR & Giants games..............

Explain ?

Re: Featherstone next : Sun Aug 14, 2016 9:13 pm  

The two Championship teams will be less looking forward to playing Leigh after their drubbings today whilst the the SL teams will be a bit happier after dishing our the drubbings. I thought it was quite obvious.

Re: Featherstone next : Sun Aug 14, 2016 9:25 pm  

reffy wrote:

The two Championship teams will be less looking forward to playing Leigh after their drubbings today whilst the the SL teams will be a bit happier after dishing our the drubbings. I thought it was quite obvious.

Whatever happened today at Hudds I'm expecting a hard game at Fev next Sunday, I'm sure Jukesy and the Lads are expecting the same, teams seem to raise their game against us and im sure Sharpy will be telling the Fev lads this a chance for them to notch up a win.

Re: Featherstone next : Sun Aug 14, 2016 9:30 pm  

Doubt it Reffy, players don't have a 'mindset' like us supporters do they. If Fev or Batley were playing (for example) Melbourne Storm next week, they will still be 'FIRED UP' and training their b@lls off prior to the game, and wanting to win, come kick off time. Don't know what happened to Batley at London today, I doubt it was down to their 'attitude'.

Re: Featherstone next : Sun Aug 14, 2016 10:03 pm  

reffy wrote:

The two Championship teams will be less looking forward to playing Leigh after their drubbings today whilst the the SL teams will be a bit happier after dishing our the drubbings. I thought it was quite obvious.

Or the Championship teams will be more desperate and the SL teams more complacent , it can work both ways reffy , we must approach all games with the same mindset , it will require our best to win , simple as , anything less and we will lose

Re: Featherstone next : Sun Aug 14, 2016 10:31 pm  

GUBRATS wrote:

Or the Championship teams will be more desperate and the SL teams more complacent , it can work both ways reffy , we must approach all games with the same mindset , it will require our best to win , simple as , anything less and we will lose

Exactly this.
Train hard, play harder, all game every game, do that & we're in.

I am sure that our players want it, Riddy is a Leyther, Higham is a Leyther, the new boys Mitch, Josh, Dayne Train, Smith, H.H, Retiring Renie & Corey. Then there is AJ, Gaz, FFMM, Ben & Greg McNally etc.

To a man I would think this TEAM want & believe they are worthy of SL & so do I.

So as you say Starbug, treat every game like we treated Salford & we have every chance & they could upset the apple cart again.

Re: Featherstone next : Sun Aug 14, 2016 11:44 pm  

Reffy is simply talking about momentum. After two rounds, Leigh and Leeds have it, the rest don't. Will that matter in round 3? Who knows!

Re: Featherstone next : Mon Aug 15, 2016 3:31 am  

DemonUK wrote:

What were you saying VL

I came in from a night shift and was watching the live score update on the game instead of going to bed !. After 37 mins it all looked possible then 3 trys before half time by Hudds burst my bubble (46 min half !). Shows that they can be matched by a determined champ team (for a least almost a half), and maybe beaten by a full time, hungry, well coached Champ Team. If only we can find one