By Chris O'Brien,
April 5 2010
The South Wales Scorpions will look to make it three home wins on the bounce on Bank Holiday Monday. Hunslet Hawks make the trip down to Neath as Anthony Seibold's men look to build on last week's thumping of the London Skolars.
After the disappointment of Thursday's Crusaders game being postponed at short notice, rugby league fans in South Wales will be hoping for another promising display from the Scorpions.
Seibold's men sit second in the Championship One table - but face a real tough test against an equally impressive Hunslet side.
The Hawks sit fourth in the table and have three wins from their opening four games. They go into the game on the back of a 54-12 drubbing of hapless Doncaster, though they did suffer a home defeat to Oldham earlier in the campaign.
The Scorpions are sweating on the fitness of a number of their players and many will be put through late fitness tests.
Press reports in Yorkshire suggest that on-form Hunslet have splashed out for this fixture and booked their players into a local hotel last night to help preparations for the fixture.
looking forward to the next game...... Quote:nah i think the same Rog.For a side thats been only going for 2 mins they are playing wellRogero
Agree - I wasn't complaining mars just commenting on the game as I saw it.
As long as the team give 100% I won't criticise as we are on a steep learning curve and we have perhaps had too good a start (if you know what I mean). It's a long term plan and we need to learn from every experience.
On a seperate note the soup was very spicy and the result wasI had to have an extra Strongbow to cool it down.
Does Andy Legg watch all our games ?
we play a lot of good rugby on times too, just a blip today though thats all lol,lol,lol.
Quote:yeah TC they made a fair bit of noise in the second 1/2 i did try to out do them but failed lol.loved the banter though it was a great CRAC!!!!!!!!and may we have more to come....terrace-culture
Thanks Macca. Most appreciated. I was impressed with your travelling numbers and your lads made a good noise when you all congregated together on the terrace for the second-half. I always like to see a flag or two too! Can we expect to see many other clubs bring more fans than that down to the Gnoll in this division?
Thanks for your kind words about the team. Too many of the lads are still adapting to rugby league and I think you were too crafty for us, mixed things up well and have a good balanced size. Your number 8 was one of the biggest players I've seen on an RL field - and you've also got plenty of pace there. You must be confident of winning promotion?
Quote:judging by the stats of other clubs more established we seem to be growing and with only a few more games left to go with the RU i wonder if they will grow even more.Hopefully they willmacca-6-
hi lads, just coming on here to thank you for your hospitaliy yest. your a good set of fans and i personally did'nt think you were as bad as some of you say. and for a club who've only been going a couple of months to get 800 at game is a credit to you all. i was very impressed with your number 7&11 yest them lads look like they can go a long way in the game.
all the best and hope to see a few of your fans at our place
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i think york might bring a few down mate. when you play donny,gateshead,london,blackpool and poss workington you'll struggle to get many of their fans traveling. i'd like to think we're good enough to get promotion this year but there's a long way to go and theres a few teams with quality waiting to clip our wings. blackpool and oldham look strong. to be honest tho i dont think many teams will beat you at home, i think your a hard working team with plenty of pace and you run hard with the ball, also with loz wildbore hes capable of winning games by himself.
good luck again and try beating oldham and do us a favour on sunday
will try... 