MonkeyLover wrote:
:D yeah, because as a close friend of the owner, management and some players, plus being the club's likely biggest sponsor I would post sensitive information and truths on the freaks forum wouldn't I?
ThePrinter wrote:
What did he say?
Would say it’s a bit different to those other scenarios you mentioned as Leeds/Bradford and Leeds/Cas were facing each other in finals. Also Hull...
Him wrote:
Disappointing comments from Radford after the game. I thought he’d matured as a coach and grown out of the pettiness. If Hull want to be genuine contenders at the top they have to not worry about a loss to Hull KR.
Itchy Arsenal wrote:
I thought Powell was our best player and Partington looks a little better but I don't agree with several posters re Clubb who probably made one run where he seemed determined to break the line his remaining runs were again for me slow and lacklustre.
Bobtownrhino wrote:
Interesting. I did a number of matches as a touch judge with Kirkpatrick and he was an absolute mare with us and the players absolutely despised him due to his arrogance.
Mild Rover wrote:
It’s actually difficult to judge sometimes whether it benefits or harms his reputation more.
Like Rory Delap only really being known for his long throws, or something.
Cokey wrote:
When there is no relegation, the bottom clubs have nothing to play for,hence meaningless games,hence poor attendances. Atm it is all to play for,so this structure is proving to be working nicely.
GiantJake1988 wrote:
I think he is the man to take us forward at the end of 2020, providing he can bring his own players in and not have some Thewlis specials.
I don't think he is the man for "now" as he can't motivate most of the players in this pathetic squad.
