Wellsy4HullFC

But they can exist. And they must if a game is to be officiated. Your obstruction example is a perfect example of the need for clarification.

Another game where we failed to score a try in an entire half. That's happened 9 games out of 14. That's about 33% of halves we play we haven't scored tries in. 3 of the halves we did score in were in the last minutes of it too.

A lot of variables here that I can't predict. Ese'ese back. Could bring it closer. Sezer back. Could be a rocket up him after being dropped? Who gets injured this week? Warrington by 20.

Toulouse by 16. A point for every 100 fans there.

Any future in something like a NSW Cup team? Is there any rugby league presence at all in Tas?

Guessing there's no money in a team in Tas? It's relatively sparsely populated, isn't it?

Adelaide Sharks? Brisbane Sharks? Christchurch Sharks? Hul... No, not going there!

You'd need to have a fixed time in the calendar obviously, and even sew up the finals in advance for a few years so people could plan ahead (not, in true RL fashion, book it 4 months beforehand). 2027 Cardiff 2028 Arsenal 2029 Murrayfield 2030 Tottenham 2031 Newcastle 2032 Wembley... Returns to London ever other year, but not always Wembley.

One of the most "rugby league" people you could ever meet. Forever grateful for giving me my first memory of Hull FC success. Glad I got the chance to meet him a few times and tell him that! Devastating to hear of his passing. Thoughts go out to his family and loved ones at this time. RIP legend.

Things that put people off going to Wembley: It's expensive Their team isn't involved Travel Other big events take priority It's there every year, can go next year. Another event was there recently. Time of year. You can't fix everything, as you can move one thing and it affect another (moving from August to early June/late May was a "time of year" suggestion for example). The "my team isn't involved" issue seems to be in the wake of Magic Weekend and Grand Final. Grand Final became the new pinnacle, so didn't matter if your team was involved. Magic Weekend offers you the chance to be a neutral AND to see your team. So what's unique and the Cup Final now? Could a 9s festival on the same weekend involving all clubs entice more to travel and stay to take in both events and mesh the community aspect back together? I'm still of the opinion that familiarity breeds contempt for this event too. Again, it's not the pinnacle anymore, and there's other options to be a neutral. Could moving it around be a good option? Similarly, if Wembley is such a big draw, why has it never been considered for Magic Weekend?

Nigel Wood to NRL confirmed...

Only 4 forward passes in that...

Boom!

I'm still pleased that they haven't managed to score up the middle yet. They've had to really work it wide for all their tries.

And again, just bounces off his shoulder and nicely back into his hands! Bloody fortuitous all night!