Ullman

Good grief! That's carnage.

It'll come and we're going to take some stopping when it does. That second half today was torture though.

A betting man might be tempted by Hull at +12.5 on the two-way handicap however.

I know the odds are against it but it's crazy to think that's even a possibility after last year.

Red card all day.

Credit to Salford for their effort but six points already look enough.

He's probably the only thing about the game that actually is up to standard.

It was a fantastic occasion inside the stadium with over 20,000 in attendance. I watched some of the TV coverage later to see how it came across. It looked good but it didn't capture the atmosphere inside the stadium. I lost count a long time ago of how many Hull derby games I've seen but I've never heard anything quite like the noise yesterday in the opening stages. Good Friday can't come soon enough for me.

Absolutely nothing to be downhearted about. We know where we are as a club and we know we're further along the long road back than we could ever have dreamed of before the start of the season.

It was executed to perfection today.

Nothing in it for the first twenty minutes but the really poor error at the play the ball by Hull was crucial. Once Rovers got 12-0 in front they played it very smart putting Hull into the corners and maintaining a complete stranglehold for the rest of the game. Agree there was only going to be one winner from that point. Peters won't be happy with how much Rovers got exposed on the flanks in the second half. If Barron had been fit he'd have had even more to be concerned about. But as you say, Rovers are in the semi and that's all that matters.

Normally I think Pryce would have started on the bench but Hull have been playing without a six all season and Cade Cust, who's been doing a brilliant job standing in, was ruled out after his failed HIA last week. In the circumstances, Pryce was always going to start. Did enough for me to show that him and Sezer are going to be a pretty exciting combination once he settles in.

Worst possible place to be when there's an easterly blowing. Absolutely mafting in the sun in the East Stand on the other hand.

Well it's sunny and dry. Two out of three ain't bad.

Nithering north-easterly in Hull today. You're going to feel right at home.

Rod Studd I think.

Their execution in good positions is shocking.

We know Lewis is good but I don't think Huddersfield needed to just stand there and watch him waltz over.

I know.

And follows it up with a dreadful conversion attempt.

What a try from Flanagan, fantastic speed and footwork.

Frantic stuff but great entertainment.

Is that you DDD?

Think I might have time to pop to the offie.

Think Saints were probably relieved they did take the two.