I would have swapped places with you all yesterday. You got to Wembley and had a great build up over the past few weeks, any fan in RL would have loved to be in your shoes but they didn't make it and you did.



One negative from me is the number of Rovers fans coming on here to gloat, I don't understand? FC put the City of Hull on the map this week yet the Rovers fans seemed overjoyed that FC lost.

It works both ways matey.

Many of us hate them with a passion also.

In all honesty, I hate the lot of you when it comes to rugby. On a derby day I can't bare you. And yesterday I loved you getting beat, but anyone who says that they wouldn't have swapped places with you yesterday is a liar.

Occasions like CC finals are what RL is all about. If you offered me a Rovers defeat in the CC final next year I'd take it in a heartbeat. We're long overdue such an event,

Try 7 defeats and 1 draw in 8 visits.believe me it gets a bit monotonous

Of course he hasn't. He's a dobbin!!!

With ball handling as poor as it was, I feel we'd have been better off having a week off. Imagine the confidence levels in training this coming week.



Getting to a final is an obvious positive, but I really thnk its a case of one step forward and 2 steps back after that.

The trouble was you replicated warringtons performance against you of failing to do the basics right and failing to play a set of 6, the other difference is despite all warringtons dire performance,they still nearly won.Despite wigan only scoring 16 pts did you ever feel they were going to lose ?

You think Warrington performed as badly as Hull did yesterday ?

Either learn the game or improve your trolling standard.

it wasn`t as easy as wigans.

yes, but that was in the past,at the old wembley which is no longer there.at least we have played at the new wembley twice,you`re lot have`nt even been there.

I'd agree with that. Wonder how many Wire fans now think the cup would have been theirs for the taking, if only.....................

If somebody would have said to me at the beginning of this year we would be in with a shot of 5th place, playoffs and a challenge cup final I wouldn't have been too devastated!



Yes, it hurts to lose a final, having watched it back (god knows why) defensively we were sound! Wigan are a remarkably well drilled outfit, their attacking play is relentless but sometimes wonderful to watch! Which got me thinking, what's different? How many coaches do they have, Deacon, Harris, more? Could we not benefit by taking their example? Employing talented ex-players who have a wealth of experience and knowledge to pass on to our youth system? Proven winners in big game situations! You look at football clubs they have Managers, Assistants, Coaches throughout their whole set up! I honestly think this would be a much more productive approach than the usual knee jerk reaction of sacking the coach and bringing in another under the same set up! I think a new approach from Youth to First Team coaching is needed!



Thoughts?