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Shifty Cat wrote:

Only a matter of time before the team gelled.

Sorry...great win, great comeback, great spirit, dead chuffed....but this performance over 80 mins was not a gelled team. I await being shot down in flames for negativity but we shouldn't get carried away with things. Some brilliance, some sheer unadulterated drivel. Exciting, commited, spirited yes, gelled...nope

charlie63wildcat wrote:

Sorry...great win, great comeback, great spirit, dead chuffed....but this performance over 80 mins was not a gelled team. I await being shot down in flames for negativity but we shouldn't get carried away with things. Some brilliance, some sheer unadulterated drivel. Exciting, commited, spirited yes, gelled...nope

For christ sakes man can't we just enjoy the win, you've done the same the last couple of weeks, we all know it wasn't perfect, ftr I was taking the mickey a bit, hence the emoticon.

asmadasa wrote:

:SHOOT: Sore loser. Your season is imploding despite all the money you spend on players/coaches.

you should have heard the plank after we beat them in manchester it was priceless

Shifty Cat wrote:

For christ sakes man can't we just enjoy the win, you've done the same the last couple of weeks, we all know it wasn't perfect, ftr I was taking the mickey a bit, hence the emoticon.

Yeahhhh..ok. point taken. Don't want perfect though. We all care a lot. Makes u tear you hair out sometimes, then you get that last 25

charlie wrote:

GENTLE OUT

HA HA HA..NOW THAT'S FUNNY!!!

charlie63wildcat wrote:

Sorry...great win, great comeback, great spirit, dead chuffed....but this performance over 80 mins was not a gelled team. I await being shot down in flames for negativity but we shouldn't get carried away with things. Some brilliance, some sheer unadulterated drivel. Exciting, commited, spirited yes, gelled...nope

Yeah you are being a bit negative over a few threads at the moment fella, yes it wasn't a perfect performance, but when all the smoke is cleared we have come back from 20 points down (how many teams do that over the course of a season?)

First half, Cockayne and Mathers in particular were stinking the joint out, but it's the old adage, it's not about how you fall, its about how you get up, and we have totally bossed FC today. Yes the skill factor wasn't there for long periods of the match, but if you have team spirit and a few individuals capable of magic (Ali, Smith etc) then your'e always in with a shout.

charlie63wildcat wrote:

Yeahhhh..ok. point taken. Don't want perfect though. We all care a lot. Makes u tear you hair out sometimes, then you get that last 25

I couldn't make the game today because of another commitment, but I was able to catch it on Yorkshire Radio. I do feel that despite my early misgivings about Agar he is perhaps getting a lot of things right. I listened to Danny Kirmond's interview before the game, and he made a very good point about the team never feeling like they had given up in any game, never stopped trying, and there was some evidence of that today maybe.

From watching the tries, some of the Hull ones were embarrassingly easy and so perhaps we have some weaknesses in reading attacks, but our own attack never gave up, and I feel more optimistic than I did a few weeks ago.

A win against Leeds would be fantastic, not only for our own top eight chances but also to harm the Rhino's season. I would be happy with 10th, given that there is a gap opening up between us and the bottom, and with our coach in charge of purchasing, and with the momentum and attraction of a new ground for players, we might have a really good off-season.

I think that Danny Washbrook will have had a good days work today. A lot of his work seems to go unnoticed but he always seems to be well positioned in both attack & defence, he took his try well.
Also I might be in a minority here but I don`t think many superleague players would have scored the last 2 tries that big Ali as scored in the past week, from todays try he looked to be about 2 or 3 metres out when he lunged for the line today.
Big raps for the whole squad & coach for there belief to win today.

TrinityIHC wrote:

Yeah you are being a bit negative over a few threads at the moment fella, yes it wasn't a perfect performance, but when all the smoke is cleared we have come back from 20 points down (how many teams do that over the course of a season?)

First half, Cockayne and Mathers in particular were stinking the joint out, but it's the old adage, it's not about how you fall, its about how you get up, and we have totally bossed FC today. Yes the skill factor wasn't there for long periods of the match, but if you have team spirit and a few individuals capable of magic (Ali, Smith etc) then your'e always in with a shout.

You can only play what's in front of you at the end of the day, and for the last 30 minutes of the game you dominated a completely shattered and lacklustre Hull side. There's a real issue at our club with finishing the game. I'm not sure if it's fatigue, anxiety or complacency, but you had something that we didn't and that's what won you the game so fair play.

In patches Hull looked very good. But only in small patches.

Congrats and all the best for the rest of the season. Great atmosphere today and some good banter with your fans. Only a small group of idiots outside goading the Hull fans, but you get them at all clubs.