Faithful1865

It reminds me of that Leo Sayer song. I'm a one man band.

Although they were on the wrong end of a big score, there was no sign of a white flag. They did themselves proud and showed the more senior surrenderers what pride in performance is all about.

Even though he's not on the field, I believe he's leading by example. They will all have seen him play and will know that this is what he expects from them. Well done Sam.

No he should go on a cruise.

No its super league and there's plenty of us still turn up and suffer.

Well I go to a Superleague ground every home game and, believe me, its not highlight, more a nightmare.

Maybe he could travel home with Uncle Tony.

Took me back 70 years to the Boulevard.

As your team were involved you'll obviously say that. As a neutral I stand by my opinion.

I usually have a quick look at all three games to find where motor mouth Wilkin is operating then ignore it. Works well and improves the spectacle.

He'll never be a diplomat but I understand his anger. His team were on the wrong side of some very iffy decisions.

They both need standing down. Ruined what was turning into a good contest.

This isn't down to Hull FC. The stadium is run by a management company.

That would be the ultimate send off for a true legend of the game (love him or hate him). I love the way he always gives the support (as does Josh Charnley) to Joining Jack campaign when he scores.

But ten times more stupidity.