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[John Drake]

Discuss the game here.

[hindle xiii]

Hull FC, by 20.

[Old Frightful]

Never the happiest of hunting grounds for us, regardless of how poor London have been occasionally.

Still, I'll be unusually optimistic this week...

London 16 Hull FC 26.

[Rascal Bongo Stork]

Will be going to this one with the usual sense of dread of what I'm about to see but you never know, we've crushed the mighty Reds and the powerful Tigers on the road so perhaps it's time to do something at home. Lahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhndan!

[Hullfan]

Hull by 12 Briscoe 1st try

[Hullfan]

Just out of interest have hull put a date on Ellis returning or any time frame on the injury????

[cookey]

Two of my favourite sides,shame they can't both win this one.I want Hull to come good and I'm sure they will but equally I'd like London to come good at home.Hope Hull get to Wembley.

[Spicer]

London by four though needless to say not overly confident.

For the info of those intending to use the mainline trains from Waterloo to Twickenham
best note there are no services at all this weekend to Twickenham Station.
You can either get a Waterloo connection to Teddington or Hounslow and get a rail
replacement bus to Twickenham Station or in the case of Hounslow catch a 281 bus
a hundred yards or so from the station for the 15 min journey alighting at Twickenham Stadium.

Or if you fancy a stroll its a 30 min plus walk from Richmond Station following the A316.

Edited by Spicer, 21 March 2013 - 10:38 AM.

[hindle xiii]

Hull FC squad: Joe Arundel, Josh Bowden, Tom Briscoe, Jason Crookes, Ben Crooks, Ben Galea, Aaron Heremaia, Daniel Holdsworth, Richard Horne, Danny Houghton, Paul Johnson, Tom Lineham, Andy Lynch, Shannon McDonnell, Mark O'Meley, Danny Tickle, Liam Watts, Joe Westerman, Richard Whiting.

[hindle xiii]

London squad: Chris Bailey, Mark Bryant, Michael Channing, Tony Clubb, Matt Cook, Liam Colbon, Kieran Dixon, Luke Dorn, Ben Fisher, Craig Gower, Antonio Kaufusi, Olsi Krasniqi, Tommy Lee, Will Lovell, Chad Randall, Michael Robertson, Shane Rodney, Dan Sarginson, Michael Witt.

[Chronicler of Chiswick]

London by 6.

[Lobbygobbler]

London by four though needless to say not overly confident.

For the info of those intending to use the mainline trains from Waterloo to Twickenham
best note there are no services at all this weekend to Twickenham Station.
You can either get a Waterloo connection to Teddington or Hounslow and get a rail
replacement bus to Twickenham Station or in the case of Hounslow catch a 281 bus
a hundred yards or so from the station for the 15 min journey alighting at Twickenham Stadium.

Or if you fancy a stroll its a 30 min plus walk from Richmond Station following the A316.

Is St Margarets Station open?

[Spicer]

I doubt it as there are no trains between Barnes and Whitton.

[Lobbygobbler]

I doubt it as there are no trains between Barnes and Whitton.

Looks like you are right. Always seems to happen at least once per season. Will be a pain in the ###### to get there tomorrow and this will put off a good portion of the already shrinking fanbase. Another good reason for moving away from the Stoop

[westhuller]

Broncos have tweeted there is going to be a pitch inspection due to pools of water on the pitch.I know a lot of people who have set off already, they need to make a decision quick.

[Old Frightful]

London v Hull FC now in doubt due to waterlogged pitch.

Inspection due later on today, hope it's in good time although, most, if not all Hull fans will already have set off.

http://www.londonbro...hp#.UU1wLRc2KSo

[THE RED ROOSTER]

The clash of the two clubs who have most dissapointed their fans in 2013, The last two home clashes at the Stoop and Gillingham against a Powell coached Bronquins have been close and I expect the same today but as I have forsworn tipping the Broncos following their humbling by Widnes it's Hull to reel in the points.

I would expect the game to go ahead if water is the issue though the Stoop does not have undersoil heating

On London's future location scratch this one out

http://www.telegraph...-the-cards.html

[flyingking]

Pitch inspection completed and game is good to go ahead.

[Lobbygobbler]

The clash of the two clubs who have most dissapointed their fans in 2013, The last two home clashes at the Stoop and Gillingham against a Powell coached Bronquins have been close and I expect the same today but as I have forsworn tipping the Broncos following their humbling by Widnes it's Hull to reel in the points.

I would expect the game to go ahead if water is the issue though the Stoop does not have undersoil heating

On London's future location scratch this one out

http://www.telegraph...-the-cards.html

Disappointing - Broncos could and should have been that partner, and should never have moved away from Griffin Park in the first place. Another example of RL being the front runner only to let union in. If Wasps move in with Brentford, that would be north and west London sewn up by union, leaving only north east, east and south London ripe

[Lobbygobbler]

Pitch inspection completed and game is good to go ahead.

All the same, I've decided to not go. Too much hassle farting around with buses/trains/buses as well as shyte weather and a sub 1500 crowd