Clearly Wire and Wigan are currently on a higher level than the Bulls but in these two games we were extremely generous to the opposition - with early turnovers and Sammut's restarting against Wigan. To have a chance against the Rhino's I am sure FC will be stressing tightening up our game. A win on Friday would be nice of course - but an exciting tight game comes a close second.

Big win away in the cup and losing at wire shouldn't make much difference....though yeah, I know you really mean the Wigan and Wire games not the cup.



To be honest more expensively assembled sides than ours have lost to those teams and the fact they weren't 'blow outs', against probably the best two teams in the competition, should put us in good heart.

If you think about it, it's a fantastic plaudit for Franny Cummins that having been fairly well beaten (though not by any means disgraced, and both games the score was not a fair reflection of the gap betwen the teams) in the last two "big games", many people are actually a bit deflated and disappointed. On the day OK signed up to svae the club, and hearing about our salary cap reduction, and given the disarray the whole thing put the club in, on that day we'd have all been expecting 60 point shallackings against these teams in a few months time. That we can at least give them a good hard game, and that we can see the effort the whole squad is putting in to those games, should really be enough, though i know we all want more

Not just message board, either. Your brilliant spoof to fake a [url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-22365368blue and yellow UFO over Glasgow[/url must put Leeds under high suspicion, and hopefully will be a great distraction while they are all interviewed instead of training.



Respect. How did you do it?

Wouldnt say they werent blow outs losing 62-10 dosent look good, but i see what you mean bulliac. We just kept shooting ourselves in the foot over and over again vs Wigan and Wire.



We werent ripped to shreds like the previous times we have played them so that is a huge bonus but we kept giving away possession to them and we didnt have the bite near their lines.



We seem to have slipped into our old ways of giving away possesion easily and gifting them field possition, hopefully we can get back on track against leeds then push on for the rest of the campaign.

Not a word to disagree with, for me, FA.

We were well beaten, and I'm certainly not hiding from that, but the sort of score Wigan put on HKR is what I would call a blow out - around 60, 70 or 80 odd points, wasn't it.

1 Kearney

5 Kear

4 Blythe

3 Lulia

2 Purtell

6 Sammut

7 Gale

8 Scruton

9 Heath

10 Nas

11 Bateman

12 Whitehead

15 Walker



14 Diskin

19 Addy

23 Evans

27 Sidlow



Great to have Matty Blythe back!

This although I'd drop walker and bring in Donaldson or Olbison. Walker has missed been too many tackles and been caught in no mans land on too many occasions against Wire & Wigan. Think Burrow will run rings around him.



Agreed its good to have Blythe back.

Not sure why we've named Bateman in squad if he's picked an injury up.could understand it as mind games if we had kept quiet about injury then subbed him out of squad at last minute but seems less effective to name him in squad and also mention injury.

A most unlikely situation all round FA. To think that if Aliens dropped by for a visit that they would choose Glasgow of all places!!!!

It was the advance party of an alien invasion force. As luck would have it they first tried to take the Brazen Head. The flash the pilot saw going by was the only survivor at full reverse warp. The last heard of the craft was that Menwith Hill intercepted a message which they think reads "IT IS FIGHTING, JIM, BUT NOT AS WE KNOW IT"