Well done wakey for tonight grt fans and grt club

AR's defence was really tested tonight they knew he hadn't had many pre season minutes so just ran at him. I'd love to know how many tackles he did in the 1st 20 minutes

Had a great evening in hospitality sat with the young Hull KR fan featured in the FanZone section of the programme and his mum and dad. Lovely family who had a great time apart from the result who were a pleasure to be with.



Can highly reccommend the 1873 Suite if anyone fancies it for a special event or occassion. Its fantastic value for money.

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I thought attendance was great tonight, the team did well and the KR fans I spoke to seemed spot on, far better than the Wakey one who had a go at me and my mate for cheering the lads on!!!

Mine have been going missing too. I then noticed the site was logging me out everytime i viewed a topic and returned to the main board. I clicked the 'automatically log me in every time I visit' box and its now working fine....

On a side note - those who were bagging Poore after the Bradford debacle must be feeling a little foolish, thought he was excellent today.

Enjoyed the game and had some good banter with the Hull lot.



I thought that both Poore & Raleigh set the tone early on and the rest of the forwards carried on throughout the game. They both put really good stints in the first half, making very good yards and tackled their socks off. We did seem to switch off in the last 7 or 8 minutes before half time when we went 3 scores up, which needs to be looked at and again in the second half we were a bit lackadaisical at times.



Amor looked really strong and fit when he came on which was good to see, hopefully he will be alright for next week, looked nasty at the time and he's lucky he didn't end up with a broken jaw from Paea's head.



Both Mathers & Cockayne had a very good games, both always looking for work & the latter finished very well.



Aiton was his usual consistent self and Collis had a good game apart from a missed tackle which led to their second try.



Importantly Tim was back on the park pulling the strings, along with Sykes we had a very good kicking game, although he will take a bit of flack for that hand off from Paterson where he ended up face planting the deck.



Anyway good to get points on the board & onwards & upwards.

Agree, I said last week that once he can his straps you can see what he'll bring, no nonsense old fashioned Prop.

Hull KR fans were sound as a pound again. Prob my fave away supporters at BV, gave praise after defeat once again. Good lot.

Thoroughly enjoyed tonights game. A real battle with plenty of effort from both sides. Hope all the injured players are soon back in action.

I even thought Ganson wasn't too bad.

Sorry I have to disagree from those that I saw before, during and after the match.





There was a safety annoucement half way through the match for Hull KR hooligans throwing objects onto the pitch and its not needed.





There was also a few confrontational drunken HKR idiots with foul mouths at the back of the FleetMaster Stand after the match looking for trouble who I chose to ignore. These low life minority need banning from our game indefinately by Hull KR and from Trinity if any of ours want to follow the same path.

You need to tell your stewards this, they are a bit over zealous at times. I was stood with my wife and two young grandkids next to the bunch of lads in fancy dress and in the main all these guys did was have a drink and a laugh, but the stewards seem to think this was a reason to surround them and continuously have a pop at them. The two lads in the horse suit were force ably ejected, even though they apologised for the pitch antic, which was over the top.



I know they have a job to do, but a little common sense might have been applied to prevent a backlash. To give these lads credit, not once did they rise to it and remained jovial throughout and even your own supporters were defending them and having photos taken with them, especially the guy dressed as Jimmy Saville.